Man O' War washed up on Wilmington-area beaches, prompting purple flags and warnings. Here's what you need to know about ...

EMERALD ISLE, N.C. (WBTV) - Multiple Portuguese Man o’ War stings have been reported at a popular North Carolina beach recently. Sister-station WITN said officials in Emerald Isle confirmed that they ...

Giant jellyfish-like creatures forced the closure of a South Coast beach to swimmers. Horseneck Beach in Westport will be inspected Tuesday morning for Portuguese man o' war, which were seen ...

The Man o' War can live for a few days on the sand. They may look like they're dead and not moving, but the tentacles can still pack a pretty powerful punch," said Montgelas.

The Man-O-War is a popular assault rifle in Call of Duty: Mobile, offering up 3-shot kill potential at even the longest of ranges. Because of that, it is frequently seen in standard multiplayer ...

The big, blue jellyfish washing up on Florida beaches this week actually aren't jellyfish at all. Here's what to know about the Portuguese man o' war.

The Portuguese man o’ war, a jellyfish like creature, have been washing up on nearby Georgia beach. Their sting can pack a real punch.

The Portuguese Man o’ War: What are they and why you should avoid them The beautiful translucent blue purple Man-O-War can bring a painful sting if the tentacles touch skin.

Portuguese man o’ war have been spotted all over the shoreline at Jensen Beach this weekend. “Like, they look like bubbles,” said a beachgoer.

The Portuguese man o’ war, a jellyfish like creature, have been washing up on nearby Georgia beach. Their sting can pack a real punch.

A new species of Portuguese man o’ war, or bluebottle, has been identified in the waters between Australia and New Zealand, following an analysis of the animals’ genetic diversity across the ...

Portuguese man o' war wash up on beaches because they can't propel themselves and are at the mercy of the wind and ocean currents. Often confused for jellyfish, Portuguese man o' war are actually ...