In a remarkable transformation, a neglected bank branch in Florida has turned into the first-ever dedicated jellyfish museum in the United States. Ukrainian refugees Alex and Yana Yanovsky, who found safety after fleeing their homeland, created this captivating space. With dim lighting, visitors can gaze at around twenty jellyfish species in twenty-one tanks while learning about their ecological significance and conservation efforts.
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