The Gravelines nuclear power plant in France has shut down due to jellyfish infestation in the non-nuclear equipment of the facility.The French state-owned

A swarm of jellyfish halted production at the largest nuclear power plant in France.According to Sky News, four reactors of the Gravelines Nuclear Power Station of France stopped working after a swarm of jellyfish entered the filter drums of

The Gravelines nuclear power plant in Ford, France, had to temporarily shut down on Sunday, Aug. 10. A swarm of jellyfish impacted the power plant's reactors after t

The Gravelines nuclear power station in northern France shut down several of its reactors last weekend due to an unusual problem—pumping stations in the non-nuclear part of the facility were clogged up with the 'massive and unpredictable presence of jellyfish.

A jellyfish bloom clogged a nuclear plants seawater intakes, so reactors were reduced to protect cooling. This is a known risk that is getting more common. Whats the fix?

The ongoing war between the natural world and humanity has entered its squishiest battle yet. On Monday, France’s Gravelines nuclear power plant went from humming along nicely to locked up like a French waiter being asked for ketchup thanks to a “massive and unpredictable presence of jellyfish.

A swarm of jellyfish has forced the partial shutdown of one of Europe's largest nuclear power plants, according to The Weather Channel. While officials stressed that the situation posed much more of an inconvenience than a threat to public safety,