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

Be careful of man-o-war jellyfish and report them to the Department of Agriculture if you spot one. ... Indo-Pacific man-o-war (blue bubble) are present along the island’s east and west coasts.

Impressive Lengths. The stinging tentacles of the Portuguese Man O’ War have been documented to grow up to 100 feet long, yet this colonial animal is far from the only siphonophore that can ...

The Portuguese man-of-war—a colonial organism related to the jellyfish—is infamous for its painful sting, but one photographer finds the beauty inside this animal's dangerous embrace.

Officials have confirmed that there have been multiple Portuguese Man O’ War stings at Emerald Isle. On Saturday, officials ...

Indicate if it is jellyfish, or man-o-wars (the blue bubble). This article originally appeared on Pacific Daily News: Beware of man-o-war jellyfish More from this section ...

Officials have spotted at least 12 dangerous Man-of-War jellyfish on Hilton Head Island Monday. These venomous creatures can sting you weeks after they die on the beach.

On Tuesday afternoon, I happened upon a frightening sight in Atlantic City: a Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish. They can be deadly.

WESTPORT, Mass. — 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 ...

If anyone is traveling to a New England beach this weekend, be cautious as Portuguese men-of-war jellyfish have been spotted at several beaches in Rhode Island and Cape Cod over the last couple of … ...

A dozen Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish spotted on Hilton Head today. Beachgoers, beware By Mandy Matney. Updated June 10, 2019 2:36 PM.

Officials have spotted at least 12 dangerous Man-of-War jellyfish on Hilton Head Island Monday. These venomous creatures can sting you weeks after they die on the beach.