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Thousands of dragonflies take over Jeju sea… a harbinger of climate change?
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- In the early hours of the 18th, what appeared to be thousands of doenjang dragonflies swarmed a fishing boat off the coast of Jeju.
- Near Suwolbong in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, fishing became nearly impossible as swarms of dragonflies were drawn to the boat's lights.
- Experts attribute this to a combination of hot, humid weather and a monsoon front that formed earlier than usual.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 수천 마리 잠자리, 제주 바다 점령… 기후변화의 전령인가?
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