One of the largest power plants in France, located near the city of Calais, had four reactors shut down automatically on Sunday. The culprit? Lots of jellyfish. The World’s Host Marco Werman explains.

A “massive and unpredictable presence of jellyfish” was detected in the filter drums of the plant's pumping stations.

Gravelines nuclear power plant in northern France was fully shut down on Monday after a ‘massive and unpredictable’ swarm of jellyfish entered the plant’s pumping stations. The power station, located ...

A massive jellyfish invasion clogged the cooling intake systems at France’s Gravelines Nuclear Power Station, forcing several ...

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A massive swarm of jellyfish has forced the shutdown of four reactors at the Gravelines Nuclear Power Station in northern France. According to operator EDF, the jellyfish clogged the pumping station ...

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