Humans aren't the only species that like to swim in warm, near-shore waters. Jellyfish are back at the Delaware beaches, ready to ruin a good dip with their stinging tentacles. Sea and bay nettles and ...
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Ranking jellyfish by how dangerous their stings really are
Jellyfish are often grouped together as similar threats, but comparisons tell a different story. This video ranks multiple ...
More than 300 mauve stingers, or palagia noctiluca, were recorded off an Anglesey beach last week, as well as other locations as far south as Pembrokeshire. The delicate, purplish jellyfish, whose ...
For three summers in a row, researchers working in the Mai Po Nature Reserve noticed something unusual drifting through the brackish shrimp ponds. At first glance, the small, translucent animal looked ...
Giant phantom jelly sightings are extremely rare, but recent footage shows this extraordinary deep-sea jellyfish in all its glory.
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The Invisible Stinger: The Terror of the Irukandji Jellyfish
One minute, you’re swimming in the sparkling water off the Queensland coast. The next minute, you’re fighting for your life.
Most people think the great white shark is the ocean predator they should fear the most. However, this type of jellyfish, statistically speaking, is much deadlier. Sharks are probably the animal that ...
Though jellyfish don't have brains, they react to light and when presented with food, scientists found.
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