HORROR scenes have emerged on one of Britain's most popular coastlines as thousands of venomous jellyfish have been found. The Mauve Stingers, also known as Pelagia noctiluca, were found both in ...

The edible mauve stinger, Pelagia noctiluca, is found in all the world's warm and temperate oceans Jellyfish numbers have been increasing rapidly in the Mediterranean and one species that has long ...

Scientists believe an "unprecedented" number of dead jellyfish that stranded along the Cornish coast may have been caused by a cold snap. Thousands of mauve stingers, or Pelagia noctiluca ...

One of the onlookers, who has long been active in the maritime sector, claimed that they were Pelagia noctiluca jellyfish, ...

Pelagia noctiluca are common to the UK, Ireland and the Mediterranean. Dr McQuatters-Gollop said a recent cold snap could have led to their deaths as jellyfish, unlike mammals, do not have the ...

Thousands of jellyfish both dead and alive have been found washed up on the beaches of Cornwall. Mauve Stingers, also known as Pelagia noctiluca, aren’t lethal to humans but their sting can be ...