There's a lake where you can swim with millions of non-stinging jellyfish

At Jellyfish Lake, you can swim with millions of harmless jellyfish.The incredible lake is in Palau, an island country to the southeast of the Philippines, and filmmaker Sarosh Jacob captured stunning footage ofhis trip there.After the last Ice Age, sea levels roseand trapped jellyfish in the lake.Now, millions of golden and moon jellies cross it daily. According to the National Wildlife Federation, the lake is home to roughly 20 million jellyfish at any given time.Don't be scared though; these jellies are harmless. Pamela Turner, author of "Darwin's Jellyfish,"says thattheir stingers are only meant for the "occasional zooplankton." As a result, people can swim through millions of jellies at Jellyfish Lake and hardly feel a thing.Tourists can visit Jellyfish Lake year round.For more of Sarosh Jacob'sunderwater footage and photography, go to Sarosh Jacob'sclick here.Story and editing by Jeremy DreyfussInsider is on Facebook:Follow us hereJoin the conversation about this story
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