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Invasive Comb Jelly Spreads in Baltic Sea, Threatening Ecosystem
The invasive comb jelly *Mnemiopsis leidyi* is expanding its presence in the Baltic Sea, posing a significant threat to local fisheries and the marine ecosystem. This species feeds on zooplankton and fish eggs, with its cannibalistic behavior and hypoxia contributing to its survival and spread.
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