Jellyfish distribution in space and time predicts leatherback sea turtle hot spots in the Northwest Atlantic.

The average latitude of jellyfish observations showed a negative trend with a decrease of 0.091 degrees per year ( S2 Fig ).

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The average latitude of jellyfish observations showed a positive trend shifting northwards 0.056 degrees per year ( S2 Fig ).

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We found highly significant overlap of jellyfish and leatherback distribution on the Scotian Shelf (r = 0.89), moderately strong correlations of jellyfish and leatherback spatial hot spots in the Gulf of St.

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