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Jellyfish populations are not universally in danger from human activities; in fact, some species have thrived due to factors like overfishing and climate change, which reduce their natural predators. However, habitat destruction and pollution can negatively impact specific jellyfish habitats. Additionally, certain human actions, such as coastal development and marine litter, may pose threats to their ecosystems. Overall, while some jellyfish are resilient, the health of their populations can be influenced by human behavior.

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