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Big Booger wrote:That would make a lot of Kurage Sushi
Big Booger wrote:Why do they not just net them and grind them up for tofu seasoning?I was in Fukui about 6 weeks ago swimming.. glad I didn't make friends with one of these giant kurage.
HUGE echizen jellyfish, which can weigh up to 200kg and have an umbrella measuring 2m across, have been causing serious damage to the fishing industry off Japan's east coast.
Thousands of the jellyfish have damaged fixed fishing nets while also degrading the freshness of fish by flicking them with their poisonous tentacles.
The population of the jellyfish, the largest variety found in the Japan Sea, has skyrocketed recently.
kurohinge1 wrote:
Echizen Implants
kurohinge1 wrote:Echizen Implants
Taro Toporific wrote:... How do you tackle an invasion of giant jellyfish? Try making sushi
The Times, December 07, 2005
Tokyo---- THEY are called echizen kurage and ... They are 6ft wide and weigh 450lb (200kg), with countless poisonous tentacles, they have drifted across the void to terrorise the people of Japan. Vast armadas of the slimy horrors have cut off the country's food supply... The problem has become so serious that fishery officials from Japan, China and South Korea are to meet this month for a "jellyfish summit"...more...
A collection of jellyfish is known as a smack
A collection of jellyfish is known as a smackkurohinge1 wrote:So Japanese fishermen have a smack problem?
Construction of the world's largest hydropower dam in China has caused a surge in the number of giant jellyfish off the coast of Japan, researchers from Japan's National Institute for Environmental Studies have suggested...more...
Construction of the world's largest hydropower dam in China has caused a surge in the number of giant jellyfish off the coast of Japan, researchers from Japan's National Institute for Environmental Studies have suggested.
Researchers plan to investigate the causal relationship behind the increase in the jellyfish in a study carried out over the next three years. It will be the first study on the connection between the jellyfish and the Three Gorges Dam in China, which has a capacity of 39.3 billion cubic meters of water....more...
Chubu Electric Power Co. temporarily lowered the output of two reactors Wednesday at its Hamaoka nuclear power plant in Omaezaki, Shizuoka Prefecture, due to a mass of jellyfish in the sea obstructing their operation, the power company said. The No. 3 and 4 reactors, both boiling-water reactors, were manually lowered to 60 to 70 percent of their output capacity, at 1.1 million kilowatts and 1.137 million kilowatts respectively, after the filter system of a tank used to take water from the sea for coolant automatically shut down at about 1:30 p.m. when the jellyfish gathered around it, Chubu Electric officials said.
Mulboyne wrote:Kyodo via Crisscross: Shizuoka reactors' output lowered due to jellyfish...mass of jellyfish in the sea obstructing their operation,
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