List of Australian Beaches Where You May Encounter Jellyfish
Posted by ecostinger on 14th Apr 2018
What is a Jellyfish?It is an aquatic animal that is almost clear or transparent with an appearance similar to jelly. They are found in plenty along the coastlines, deep in the sea, or even in warm/cold waters. Their bodies contract and that’s a means of locomotion despite the fact that they do not exactly know where they are heading. They release a sting that is painful which is a means of protect
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Beaches in Norway Under Risk of Jellyfish
Posted by ecostinger on 8th Apr 2018
Jellyfish are creatures that are found in the sea. There are different species of jellyfish, ranging from the very small ones to the giant-sized jellyfish. They have a general umbrella shaped bell, a d a tail of tentacles. Jellyfish do not swim, they allow themselves to be carried by current. This is why some beaches have high population of jellyfish. The tentacles are used in stinging their prey
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The Beaches of France Attract Millions of Tourists Every Year Including Unwanted Jellyfish Visitors
Posted by ecostinger on 8th Apr 2018
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 shoreline.These innocent sea creatures wreak havoc, particularly on the French Riviera and around Corsica, where it is so bad that an Oceanographic Observatory has been set up to map where the jelly fish can
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Some of the deadliest jellyfish are found in waters of the southern hemisphere, near Ireland
Posted by ecostinger on 8th Apr 2018
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. The jellyfish's tentacles are covered with pockets of venom that vary in severity but can cause anything from mild irritation to death.Some of the deadliest jellyfish are found in waters of the southe
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