The Australian box jellyfish, not any snake or scorpion, holds the title of the most venomous marine animal on the planet. Despite widespread public fear of reptiles and arachnids, this translucent ...

A TOURIST hotspot beach has been closed for swimming after sightings of a poisonous jellyfish. Holidaymakers have been warned not to enter the water at Princess Beach in the Similan Islands, ...

Alarm at Tenerife’s beaches! Portuguese man-of-war are currently spreading off the popular vacation island. A swimmer had to ...

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Rosmawati also advised the public to wear shoes or sandals when walking along the beach. According to her, this species, also ...

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Careful! These sea creatures can still sting you even when they're dead.

Beachgoers are urged to avoid touching the cube-shape jellies.

While typically found in the Pacific Ocean, Portuguese Man O' War jellyfish have recently been spotted in Kuantan and Tioman Island in Pahang, as well as in Sabah, Johor, and even neighbouring ...

The public has been warned not to touch venomous jellyfish that washed ashore at several beaches in Terengganu.

The recent presence of venomous jellyfish along parts of Terengganu's coastline is linked to seasonal environmental conditions that favour their growth, says a marine scientist.