Giant 'jellies' - up to two feet in diameter - have taken up residence in the northern Gulf of Mexico. Known as the 'Spotted Jellyfish, ' these creatures don't threaten swimmers however, the ...

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Fertilizer runoff from farms into places like the Gulf of Mexico causes huge areas of low-oxygen water known as dead zones.Fish can’t survive in these areas – but jellies can. “Jellyfish ...

Jellyfish and Portuguese Man o’ War are still present in places along the Gulf Coast, officials are warning. South Walton Fire Department said the stinging sea creatures are present in the area ...

Beach safety officials warn that dangerous marine life - specifically early-arriving jellyfish - are creating painful problems for swimmers along the Gulf Coast this June.