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

Note: Humans usually get a jellyfish sting in one of two ways: touching a jellyfish tentacle while swimming, or stepping on a jellyfish on the beach. According to Conroy, some other common ...

The best way to avoid a stingray injury is also the simplest: shuffle your feet in the water. Instead of stepping forward normally, this ‘dance’ involves dragging your feet across the sand ...

The sea creature is bright blue and can swell up like a balloon with long tentacles that sting. The Beach Patrol said it's common to see them this time of year, so watch your step when walking ...

Beachgoers in Calafell spotted a stingray “swimming closely to shore,” then getting stranded on the afternoon of May 12, according to a study published April 15 in the peer-reviewed journal ...

If you step on one, it won’t kill you, but you will get a painful sting. According to NOAA, the man o’ war can still sting even if it washed ashore weeks ago. It’s actually very rare that a ...