Marine scientists still baffled by lake filled with millions of jellyfish
Hidden deep in a jungle on an island in southern Palau lies a phenomenon found nowhere else in the world: an isolated lake home to millions of jellyfish that you can safely swim among without being stung. Lee Cowan reports.
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