What to do if you're stung by a jellyfish If you’re out swimming and see jellyfish, the first thing to do is get out of their way. "You’re in the jellyfish’s habitat,” said Haddock.

This article explores Julie's frightening experience and the implications of encounters with such venomous creatures, underscoring vital safety measures for ocean enthusiasts. The Incident: A Day to ...

There are approximately 200 described species of scyphozoans. Most are free-swimming species with the characteristic bell-shaped body, also called a medusa. Cubozoans are more commonly known as box ...

Known as the most venomous creature in the world, the box jellyfish poses a significant threat to unsuspecting swimmers. Julie’s encounter occurred while she was wading in shallow waters, illustrating ...

Warning flags have been raised at Las Teresiatas Beach in Santa Cruz de Tenerife following the discovery of multiple jellyfish species on the shoreline ...

On Sunday morning, triathletes participating in a training event off Granger Bay were forced to abandon their swim due to ...

Blue, jellyfish-like creatures called Velella velella have been washing up along California’s coast recently, captivating Bay ...

Travel blogger Julie, from Ireland, had been visiting the Philippines when she squatted in the crystal clear waters and accidentally sat on a huge transparent box jellyfish ...

Spain is facing an unexpected threat that seems only to be getting worse - and it could prohibit holidaymakers swimming in ...

Spain ’s beaches are now facing an unexpected and increasingly dangerous issue: jellyfish. Rising temperatures and ...