Swarms of Jellyfish Disrupt Summer Fun on the Atlantic
• Record numbers of jellyfish stings reported on Atlantic Coast beaches due to jellyfish swarms.
• Warmer water temperatures and heavy rains are contributing factors to the increase in jellyfish populations.
• Beachgoers are advised to exercise caution, check local reports, and heed warnings from lifeguards to ensure a safe experience.
Jellyfish disrupt summer fun on Atlantic beaches
Atlantic Coast beaches are experiencing a significant influx of jellyfish this summer, causing disruptions for beachgoers and leading to a surge in reported stings. Lifeguards from Maine to Maryland have noted a record number of jellyfish encounters, with species such as lion’s mane, sea nettles, and moon jellyfish appearing in large numbers in popular swimming areas.
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