As the holidays are here, what is more relaxing than a day of swimming at the beach?!
Please be safe as we are in the end of the year which means strong winds and high surf are to be expected.
Recently, the Portugese Man-o'-War have been seen in the waters of the eastern side of Guam.
Please be aware of what is below the surface of the waters you swim in.
Jellyfish are usually seen between 7-9 days after a full moon, so check the check your moon charts to plan out your swimming days!
For more information on the jellyfish, please contact the Guam Department of Agriculture, Division of Aquatics and Wildlife Resources or fisheries.
Pacific News Center Report on the Jellyfish
Håfa Adai! I Hinaonao Mo'na (The Journey Forward) was created to bring awareness on what Guam's natural resources have to offer, what challenges they face, and what local and national communities can do to help sustain and protect these resources. The blog was also created to perpetuate Pacific languages with an emphasis on Chamorro language. Dångkolo na Si Yu'os Ma'åse put i finatton-miyu (Thank you for visiting)
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