A type of Jellyfish, known as the mauve stinger or "purple meany," has been moving along the Jersey Shore, and stinging multiple swimmers.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, a giant jellyfish has been spotted off the southwestern coast of England.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is warning South Jersey residents about the discovery of the "clinging jellyfish."
As millions of Americans head to the shore for the unofficial start of summer, experts are warning about potential dangers in the water.
Those planning a trip to the Outer Banks soon may want to keep an eye out for unwanted guests.
An underwater photographer hooked up a GoPro to the back of a boat to record a group of jellyfish, known as a "smack."