There is a brand new episode of MonsterQuest on tonight entitled “Killer Jellyfish.”

The most venomous creature of the sea is on the move and spreading across the oceans leaving a trail of baffled scientists and poisoned victims. These gelatinous monsters, which have been known to kill within three minutes, have been part of the ocean’s ecosystem for more than 500 million years. However, changes to the seas and global warming may mean that mankind himself is creating this population explosion. Blooms of these floating death traps have been reported from New York’s Hudson River to the beaches of Spain and have even shut down a nuclear power station in Japan. While little is known about many jellyfish species, new research is unravelling some frightening details: these creatures are not simply drifting blobs, but have an intelligence that proves that they are an apex predator of the sea.

Please remember that MonsterQuest airs on Wednesday nights at 9pm EST on History Channel.

History Channel just updated their schedules for June and we have at least three new episodes coming up in the next few weeks. They include “Killer Jellyfish“, “Flying Monsters“, and “The Curse of the Monkey Man“.

This should be an exciting few weeks as the third season continues on.

The third season of MonsterQuest rolls on tonight with a new episode entitled “Gigantic Killer Fish II.”

Monsters lurk in our lakes and rivers and along our coastlines, waiting to get their jaws into their next victim. The Goliath Grouper is a monster fish that inhabits the tropical shallow waters of Florida and the Caribbean. In 1895, the New York Times reported on a monster grouper that measured in at over 1,500 pounds. This super-sized fish is making a comeback, growing to immense proportions with the aggression to match. A recent victim was attacked while spear fishing and describes having the Goliath grouper wrap its vicious jaws around his head. Meanwhile, in Minnesota, a resurgence of a monster no less aggressive is on the rise: the Muskie. Also known as the muskellunge, this monster fish has frightening teeth that draw blood from a growing list of victims. Now, our team launches expeditions beneath the waters of Florida and sends ROVs under the ice of Minnesota to find out how large and how aggressive these creatures can get.

Please remember that MonsterQuest airs on Wednesday nights at 9pm EST on History Channel.