Portuguese man o' war sightings increased along Nova Scotia's east and south shore beaches since 2020 due to warming Gulf Stream.
Portuguese man o' war sightings have increased along Nova Scotia's east and south shore beaches since 2020, thanks to the warming Gulf Stream. These marine creatures, related to jellyfish, have a balloon-like body and a painful sting stronger than that of jellyfish. Experts warn beachgoers to be cautious and avoid contact with the man o' war, as their stings can last for around 20 minutes.
July 08, 2024
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