Dr. Florian Lüskow from the University of British Columbia predicts an increase in sightings of the invasive peach blossom jellyfish in B.C. due to climate change. These jellyfish, clones from the same polyp, have been found in 34 locations, with the northernmost sighting in Pavilion Lake. They appear in shallow waters when temperatures exceed 21°C. Dr. Evgeny Pakhomov notes that rising freshwater temperatures could push their range further north, although only male jellyfish have been found, limiting their adaptability. Lüskow suggests using environmental DNA to detect jellyfish in their polyp form and encourages public reporting of sightings.