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Australia & New Zealand Tourism

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Australia 

  • Northern Australia

                Season - Apr-Aug

                Types of Jellies

                    Upside-down jellyfish - Zekreet/Dukhan

  • Southern Australia
  • Western Australia
  • Eastern Australia

                Season - Jun-Aug

                Types of Jellies

                    Nomad jellyfish (Rhopilema nomadica)

New Zealand

  •  North Island (Te Ika-a-Māui)

                Season - Jun-Aug

                Types of Jellies

                     Lion’s mane (Cyanea rosea)   

                     Moon jellyfish (Aurelia) 

  • South Island (Te Waipounamu) 

New Zealand has adopted jellyfish as a food, other will follow.

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