The main species of jellyfish you're likely to encounter on Welsh beaches are: the lion's mane, compass, barrel or root mouth ...

The lion's mane jellyfish is the largest jellyfish species, with tentacles that can stretch up to 120 feet. Found in cooler waters like the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, this jellyfish is hard ...

Then the larva matures into a polyp, which finds a hard surface such as rock to fix itself to. These polyps mature until they develop and bud off into a young free-swimming jellyfish.” The Lion’s mane ...

From the ghostly glow of bioluminescent species like Aequorea victoria to the towering tentacles of the lion’s mane jellyfish, each species reveals a unique facet of nature’s ability to adapt ...

Regular sea swimmers know that when the sea is getting warmer, it means a return of jellyfish like the Lion's Mane Global sea surface temperatures for April and May were the highest on record for ...

In this new season of Adventures in Compliance, host Tom Fox takes a deep dive into the Sherlock Holmes collection The Case-Book of Sherlock ...

As beach season gets underway, reports are already emerging of jellyfish sightings and stings. Lion's Mane jellyfish were spotted in Dublin, Ireland; several beaches in Mexico's Sinaloa state were ...

Cold snaps and strong tides can sometimes push countless jellyfish up onto local beaches, creating squishy walking hazards ...

Sea swimmer Dave Berry on his way to St James Hospital in Dublin after he was stung by four lion's mane jellyfish off the coast of Arklow. Dave Berry on a swim from Dun Laoghaire to Newcastle in ...