Mu Ko Similan has warned visitors after Blue Button jellyfish were found in designated swimming areas, on the eastern side of Island No. 4.

Texas is home to some of the creepiest, crawliest, and otherwise oddest animals on the planet. We introduce you to them in What in Tarnation?!, an occasional series. Maureen Nolan-Wilde was walking ...

Blue Button jellyfish have been found along the shoreline at Similan Islands National Park in Phang Nga, prompting a temporary closure.

If you’re looking for colorful sea creatures the first place you’d look probably wouldn’t be anywhere near New Jersey. Hurricane Florence, which recently slammed into the East Coast of the United ...

MALIBU, Calif. (KABC) -- Blue jellyfish have invaded Malibu! About a billion of these sea creatures have washed ashore on the West Coast in the past few weeks. The blue jellyfish have distinctive ...

PHANG NGA - A public safety warning has been issued after blue button jellyfish were found along parts of the shoreline at Princess beach and in other areas of the Similan Islands National Park.

A newly described blue jellyfish in Japanese waters has stunned researchers with an otherworldly glow that looks less like a familiar sea creature and more like a visitor from a science fiction epic.

Some Texas beachgoers are having to compete for sand space with an intriguing blue creature. But it's not one that can simply be shoved out of the way – unless getting stung is on the agenda. Texas ...

The blue button jellyfish is no longer a stranger to the Jersey Shore, as there have been several sightings of the typically tropical animal since they first started turning up in September. Marine ...

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OCEAN CITY, Md. (WJZ) --That blue jellyfish-like creature seen on an Ocean City beach, is actually a siphonopores-- or as some argued in a Facebook post earlier this week the species of a Portuguese ...

You just gotta sea this! Rare, yet mesmerizing, blue jellyfish are cropping up and down the Jersey Shore from Atlantic City to Cape May, and one marine biologist is stumped as to why they’re appearing ...