Most jellyfish stings are harmless. But there are some types of jellyfish that contain poisonous venom that can be dangerous ...

The City of South Portland is warning beachgoers after a giant jellyfish was spotted at Willard Beach over the weekend.

If you see them on the beach, don’t touch them, said Schaub. “Jellyfish that wash up on the beach can still sting, the stinging cells remain active.” If stung, don’t rub the area ...

While jellyfish stings aren't that serious, the pain they cause is instant. So finding relief fast is a priority. Experts recommend running hot water over the sting after removing the tentacles ...

1. The lion’s mane jellyfish is one of the largest jelly species in the world, growing to an average length of 1.5 feet (40 cm), but can reach lengths of 6.5 feet (200 cm). 2. The lion’s mane ...

Their sting has little effect on humans beyond ... Earth may by a dizzying place!" Jellyfish don't have bones, brains, teeth, blood or fins, according to the Monterey Bay Acquarium.

Keep an eye out for the bluish-purple float to avoid a very painful sting that may require medical care. Technically not jellyfish but ctenophores, sea walnuts don't sting and are so small you ...

Their sting is strong to severe, but not deadly to humans. Moon Jellyfish: The moon jellyfish looks like an underwater flying saucer and lights up at night. They don’t have strong enough ...

which is specifically designed to treat jellyfish stings. "Don't worry too much (about jellyfish), but swim near the lifeguards," he said. "Be at a beach that has… that line of support." ...

Rising numbers of moon jellyfish have been seen along the Torquay coastline recently, with marine experts linking the ...