Freshwater jellyfish

My buddy was up on east bearskin a month ago and made this video. Didn't know these creatures even existed.

Yes. I can’t view the video, but more likely than not they are the invasive species Craspedacusta sowerbii which show up in their adult stage from time to time.

I can see the posted clip. Very cool that your buddy captured these on video. You should notify the DNR.

I saw these things on my way up to Hustler Lake this past week. At first I thought they were condoms that someone threw in the water.

Freshwater Jellyfish

I once jumped in a lake and was compared to a jellyfish by someone I love. Glad to see the link is not a video of me.

That blows my mind. Never heard of them beasties.

I was talking to some people who camped in the Lynx Lake area last mid September.

They told me they saw these fresh water Jellyfish all over. Not exactly sure which lake they saw them on, just remember they mentioned Lynx.
That was the first time I had heard of fresh water Jellyfish.

They've also been seen in Fireman's Lake in Chaska MN. I believe that they are invasive, but I wonder if they'll survive the winter?

A coworker saw them this fall in Ruby and Hustler Lakes. Pretty neat even if they aren’t native.

we've seen them in Lac La Croix

tg: "A coworker saw them this fall in Ruby and Hustler Lakes. Pretty neat even if they aren’t native.
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Ya, I saw them in these lakes a few years back as well.

We have them in a lake here in southern Illinois.

Saberboys: "They've also been seen in Fireman's Lake in Chaska MN. I believe that they are invasive, but I wonder if they'll survive the winter?"

I saw that article and a picture. Freaky. Glad they don't sting, but sad if they're invasive. Hope the winter kills them all!!

mcsweem: " Freshwater jellyfish

My buddy was up on east bearskin a month ago and made this video. Didn't know these creatures even existed. "

Did he say how large these were? I think the Chaska ones were about an inch in diameter...