The beach of Es Comu in Playa de Muro has been chosen for a national pilot scheme to use anti-jellyfish barriers. These are essentially like swimming pools of some 25 metres square made out of high density polyethylene and rigid floats of the same material. They let the sea water flow but not the jellyfish.
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Anti-jellyfish project being tested in Playa de Muro
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