Why are jellyfish and sea lice more common in July and August?

During the warm summer months of July and August, jellyfish and sea lice sightings become more common in the Gulf of Mexico, particularly around popular destinations like Clearwater, 30A, Pensacola and Orange Beach. This increase in jellyfish populations can be attributed to several environmental factors that thrive during these months.

Warmer water temperatures are a primary reason for the jellyfish boom. As the Gulf waters heat up, it creates an ideal habitat for jellyfish to breed and thrive. Additionally, the nutrient levels in the water rise during the summer, providing ample food sources for jellyfish, such as plankton. Ocean currents also play a significant role in the distribution of jellyfish, often bringing large swarms closer to shore.

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When preparing for a beach trip, remember to pack Jelly-Smack Sting Relief. It is USA made, FDA registered product, convenient to toss in your beach bag and safe for all ages. It’s an essential item for ensuring your beach day remains enjoyable, even in the peak jellyfish season. So, while jellyfish are more prevalent in July and August, being prepared can help you and your family have a safe and memorable beach vacation.

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