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Jellyfish Invade Galveston Beaches at Swim At Your Own Risk

Jellyfish Invade Galveston Beaches


Large numbers of jellyfish have been invading Galveston waters and beaches. They like the warmer waters… especially the cabbageheads, sea nettles and the man-of-war.

On Sunday, Galveston Beach Patrol treated 100 jellyfish stings. An 11-year-old boy was even transported by ambulance to the University of Texas Medical Branch.

Pack your vinegar!

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8 Responses to “Jellyfish Invade Galveston Beaches”


  1. 1sharkbait

    that’s a portuguese man-of-war, not a jellyfish. trust me, if you ever picked up one of these “cute inflatable beach toys” as a kid, you know what they are now!

  2. 2Sharky

    Piss and Vinegar.

  3. 3A.B.

    All you need now is a peanut butter fish and you’re in business.

  4. 4steph-o

    SOMEONE… SHARKBAIT DIDNT READ THE ENTIRE POSTING!!!

  5. 5Brenda Love

    I’m glad I had those years of blessed ignorance at beaches before I discovered Markus’ blog

  6. 6Anonymous

    got stung today at the dike… ouch

  7. 7CWR

    i got stung om mi boooty

  8. 8Ryan42

    I was at Galveston just last week, and umm, 13 years old and still couldn’t resist a poke at it. I feel really dumb. I didn’t get hurt too bad, I was fine the next day.

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