This jellyfish is taking advantage of Italy's lockdown keeping the gondolas out of the Venice waterways.
Italy's lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic has kept the gondolas and the tourists out of the Venice waterways ... and wildlife is taking advantage of it.
This jellyfish was seen casually swimming through the now crystal clear canals, seemingly without a care in the world. Look at it, totally oblivious to the COVID-19 crisis responsible for it getting some R&R in Venice.An unexpected side effect of the pandemic: 💧Water's flowing through the canals of Venice is clear for the first time in forever.
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