A snorkeler filmed a jellyfish getting caught in a bubble ring in the Mediterranean Sea off of Spain's Balearic Islands.

“I was trying to make a video of the jellyfish swimming trough the bubble ring, but the ring hit the jellyfish,” the snorkeler said. “Those bubble rings are just air in a vortex current, so the jellyfish was stuck in that stream twisting and spinning so fast.”

The snorkeler added that the bubble ring didn’t hurt jellyfish, since they are mostly made of water and are used to strong waves and currents.

The video was filmed Menorca.

The video was made on 6th of june. In menorca a small island of balearic islands spain, in the mediterrean sea. Often i go snorkelling to take pictures and videos i was trying to make a video of the jellyfish swiming trough the bubble ring but the ring hit the jelly fish. Those bubble rings are just air in a vortex current so the jelly fish was stuck in that stream twisting and spining so fast. Looks hard fort them. but that dont hurt jellyfishes they are made by 98%water and it made and used to hard waves or strong currents in water