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RMCNRRW2–compass jellyfish, red-banded jellyfish (Chrysaora hysoscella), on the beach, Germany, Lower Saxony, Borkum
RMTX7021–Castlehaven, West Cork, Ireland, 24th June 2019, The warming weather has brought swarms of Jellyfish ashore on the tide, they can still sting if the unwary foot stands on one. Credit aphperspective/ Alamy Live News
RF2C8JX69–Small dead jellyfish (Cnidaria Scyphozoa Aurelia) on the stoney beach of Pwllheli, North Wales
RMP86F5E–Bantry, Ireland. 9th July, 2018. A Compass Jellyfish 'Chrysaora Hysoscella' washed up on Bantry beach earlier today. Jellyfish are proliferate in Irish waters due to the heat and their mating season. The heatwave is set to continue for the next week with temperatures hovering around the mid to high 20° Celsius mark. Credit: Andy Gibson/Alamy Live News.
RMB61JX3–Sign, warning about Box Jelly Fish (Chironex fleckerli), on a beach in Queensland, Australia
RMTX7032–Castlehaven, West Cork, Ireland, 24th June 2019, The warming weather has brought swarms of Jellyfish ashore on the tide, they can still sting if the unwary foot stands on one. Credit aphperspective/ Alamy Live News
RMFJ4WRP–compass jellyfish, red-banded jellyfish (Chrysaora hysoscella), on the beach, Germany, Lower Saxony, East Frisia, Juist
RMPD427H–A jellyfish lies on the beach at Tynemouth, Tyne & Wear. The continued hot weather is bringing jellyfish to the shores of the North East coast of England.
RMG81WKT–Colourful shells and Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish on beach, (Physalia physalis), Eastern Cape, South Africa, 14 December 2011
RMP86F5K–Bantry, Ireland. 9th July, 2018. A Jellyfish stung 8 year old Mattie Abele on Bantry beach earlier today. Jellyfish are proliferate in Irish waters due to the heat and their mating season. The heatwave is set to continue for the next week with temperatures hovering around the mid to high 20° Celsius mark. Credit: Andy Gibson/Alamy Live News.
RMTX703G–Castlehaven, West Cork, Ireland, 24th June 2019, The warming weather has brought swarms of Jellyfish ashore on the tide, they can still sting if the unwary foot stands on one. Credit aphperspective/ Alamy Live News
RMHG6W4T–Physalia jellyfish (with captured prey fish) washed up on beach with family in background, Sunshine Beach, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia.
RMEBJWT4–Blue cabbage bleb, Rhizostome Jellyfish (Rhizostoma octopus, Rhizostoma pulmo), washed up on the beach, Germany, Lower Saxony, Baltrum
RMPD427K–A jellyfish lies on the beach at Tynemouth, Tyne & Wear. The continued hot weather is bringing jellyfish to the shores of the North East coast of England.
RMG81WP5–Colourful shells and Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish on beach, (Physalia physalis), Eastern Cape, South Africa, 14 December 2011
RFMHBR27–Blue jellyfish (Cyanea lamarckii) on the sandy beach, Norderney, East Frisian Islands, North Sea, Lower Saxony, Germany
RMB6H0FJ–masses of Aurelia aurita moon jelly Medusa blue lilac jellyfish gliding crystal jellyfish red sea nettle background mass
RMP86F5P–Bantry, West Cork, Ireland. 9th July, 2018. A Jellyfish stung 8 year old Mattie Abele on Bantry beach earlier today. Jellyfish are proliferate in Irish waters due to the heat and their mating season. The heatwave is set to continue for the next week with temperatures hovering around the mid to high 20° Celsius mark. Credit: Andy Gibson/Alamy Live News.
RMTX702H–Castlehaven, West Cork, Ireland, 24th June 2019, The warming weather has brought swarms of Jellyfish ashore on the tide, they can still sting if the unwary foot stands on one. Credit aphperspective/ Alamy Live News
RMCP6PAX–Box jellyfish (Chironex species) washed up on the beach at the mouth of the Daintree River, north Queensland, Australia
RMTRDGTY–compass jellyfish, red-banded jellyfish (Chrysaora hysoscella), washed up on the beach, Netherlands
RMDDFPJG–Stranded purple jellyfish on deserted sandy beach, sea and sky, Gairloch, Northwest Scotland
RM2KETJXG–Tragumna, West Cork, Ireland. 14th Nov, 2022. Well over 100 Portugeuese man o' war (Physalia physalis) have been washed up on the beach at Tragumna. The animal, also commonly known as a blue bottle, can deliver a painful sting which is fatal to some animals and has been known to occasionally kill humans. Credit: AG News/Alamy Live News
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