Rosmawati also advised the public to wear shoes or sandals when walking along the beach. According to her, this species, also known as 'ubur-ubur api' (fire jellyfish), is commonly found washed up on ...

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, ...

These venomous jellyfish have recently been found at several popular tourist locations in the state. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Beachgoers in Australia are being urged to stay out of the water after thousands of lion's mane jellyfish washed into shallow waters and onto beaches across Melbourne's coastline. According to a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Harte Research Institute A couple of strange-looking jellyfish spotted on North Padre Island this week turned out to be Atlantic ...

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

Authorities are warning swimmers to stay out of the water if jellyfish are visible Experts say the jellyfish have poor navigation and can be pushed and pulled by the currents towards beaches ...