Where do most of the jellyfish deaths occur?

Most jellyfish deaths occur in coastal waters, particularly in regions where jellyfish populations are abundant, such as the coasts of Japan, Australia, and the Mediterranean Sea. These areas often experience blooms of jellyfish, leading to increased encounters with humans. Additionally, jellyfish stings can be particularly dangerous for swimmers, divers, and fishermen, contributing to fatalities in these environments. Factors such as overfishing and climate change can exacerbate jellyfish populations and the risks associated with them.