Jellyfish are largely misunderstood as a brainless, stinging nuisance that often fall victim as bycatch in net fisheries. Yet, these ancient, translucent creatures are an excellent source of pure ...

Any day Carl Mattocks can cut down on stinging jellyfish populations is a good one. The season as a whole just got better after learning that his method of scrubbing away the problem species is ...

Jellyfish sightings may be increasing at the Jersey Shore, possibly because of weather patterns. Six common jellyfish types in the area include the Atlantic bay nettle, clinging jellyfish, lion's mane ...

There's a problem at the Jersey Shore as bays have become overrun by an invasive stinging jellyfish called the bay nettle. Marine biologists are trying to control the population by disturbing the ...

Beachgoers in Southern California are being warned to watch out for non-lethal stinging jellyfish before they hit the water or sand this weekend. “LA County Lifeguard Division advises beachgoers to ...

Peeing on a jellyfish sting can make things worse by triggering more venom release from stuck tentacles. If tentacles are still stuck to the skin, use tweezers or the edge of a credit card to remove ...