Confessions of a Dancehall Queen

🪼🌙 Moon jellies are more than pretty faceless beauties—they play an irreplaceable role in the ocean food web. Healthy jelly populations sustain beloved endangered species like the Pacific leatherback sea turtle.

These turtles migrate 6,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean all the way from Indonesia each fall when jellies bloom here in Monterey. Their jelly-heavy diet makes them especially vulnerable to plastic pollution, as they may accidentally mistake drifting trash like single-use shopping bags for their see-through seafood of choice. 🪼

We can protect ocean life like leatherback sea turtles, moon jellies, and countless other species by cutting single-use plastic use out of our lives and standing up for science-backed United States laws like the Endangered Species Act.

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in the interim of me still looking for work and dealing with chronic health issues, id appreciate any continuing support in raising money to pay rent for this month ❤️‍🔥

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not to mention, any company or business that uses the same AI system to screen applications, will automatically flag your resume as previously rejected, resetting the 330 day timer on your application, no matter if it’s a different job or company you apply for.

The Monterey Bay Aquarium PROUDly presents “Otter This World,” performed by Monét X Change with special guest Trinity the Tuck.

This collaboration is a celebration of sea otters, healthy kelp forests, and the magic that comes to life when drag queens channel their ocean inspiration.

It’s also a beautiful reminder of the importance of community, pride, and the power of showing up as yourself. Because the ocean needs you, exactly as you are.