Each year from January to May, the Red Sea sees a significant jellyfish migration, with various species and sizes entering the Antalya Bay. Sea turtles, specifically caretta carettas, play a crucial role in regulating the jellyfish population by feeding on them. This natural control mechanism is vital for the balance of the bay's ecosystem, which is home to numerous fish species. A study by Akdeniz University highlights the importance of caretta carettas in reducing jellyfish numbers and preventing potential issues for tourists. The research also emphasizes that the absence of jellyfish stings in specific areas is due to the turtles' dietary preferences.