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Sep 03, 2024

Atlantic Sea Nettles: Water Temperature Preferences and Seasonal Patterns in the Northern Gulf of Mexico

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Atlantic sea nettles (Chrysaora quinquecirrha) are a common sight in the Northern Gulf of Mexico during the warmer months. These jellyfish are known for their distinctive bell shape and long, trailing tentacles. Understanding the water temperatures that favor their presence...

Labor Day Weekend Beach Getaway: Be Prepared for Jellyfish and Sea Lice Stings

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Are you planning to build sandcastles with your kids at Virginia Beach, catch some waves in Orange Beach, enjoying a swim at the State Park in Key West or check out the beautiful shoreline of the Outer Banks? Being ready will help...

Sea Nettles in the Gulf of Mexico: Understanding and Handling Their Sting with Jelly-Smack

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Sea nettles, with their translucent, bell-shaped bodies and trailing tentacles, are a common sight in the Gulf of Mexico. Swimmers and beachgoers often find themselves inadvertently coming into contact with these creatures, resulting in stings that can quickly ruin a...