I have an essay ready that i did this year its about mnemiopsis jellyfish
this is the introduction if you would like the rest of the essay let me know!
Did you know jellyfish are as big as a human or bigger and there are some that are smaller than the tip of your pinky finger? Since the 1970’s the world has had problems with jellyfish but still to this day we have an immense problem with these creatures from the deep. The mnemiopsis jellyfish are killing the fishing and power plant industry by eating all the eggs and larvae and getting themselves stuck in power plant filters. These problems affect the fisherman and the power plant workers because the jellyfish get stuck in the filters for the power plant and end up shutting down the power to which ever city the power goes to, then the power plant workers are forced to work overtime, and they must get all the jellyfish out of the filters. The solution to these problems is that students in Japan are using the mnemiopsis jellyfish to make candy so the population of these jellyfish will decrease. Another solution to these problems is that a jellyfish called Beroe eats the mnemiopsis jellyfish, this could make that the mnemiopsis jellyfish numbers to decrease. After all of this has occurred the jellyfish population will slowly but surely lower.
Well since there’s no paragraph I would say the best synonym is joyously
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Answer:
Try could, believe
Explanation:
It sounds the strongest. if this doesn't work I'd recommend C.
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