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Blue skies, white sand, warm sea. The beaches of France attract millions of tourists every year. And every yearholidaymakers are plagued by unwelcome visitors: shoals of jellyfish just off the shoreli … read more

Though jellyfish may look interesting at the aquarium, they're dangerous at the Ireland beaches. Jellyfish are peaceful, gelatinous oceanic invertebrates that protect themselves with their tentacles. … read more

While the USA beaches are generally safe for swimmers, we occasionally receive some unwanted guests: jellyfish. When the water temperature is warmer than normal and after heavy eastern winds, these dr … read more

We all love having a good time at the beach with our family and friends, but our summer could bedarkened when being stung by a jellyfish. Although they can be pointed asbeautiful and ethereal animals … read more

It has been estimated that there are about two thousand jellyfishspecies in the world. Out of this, around one hundred of them are considereddangerous. Jellyfish feed on zooplankton; they normally do … read more

Jellyfish are easily identified with their trailing tentacles, soft bodies and an umbrella like bell. Jellies, depending on the species live in either marine of fresh waters. Jellyfish, though not all … read more