In this article, we explore some of the most dangerous jellyfish species, highlighting their habitats, venomous stings, and ...

If you're heading to the beach this summer, it's likely you'll come across blooms of jellyfish. Experts say while most species cause few problems, others can be much more dangerous.

She told the Australian Associated Press (AAP) that the strangest thing about the new species is that is appears to lack tentacles. “Jellyfish always have tentacles . . . that’s how they catch their ...

A sting from the Australian box jellyfish, the largest jellyfish species, can lead to death in as little as five minutes. A study by two University of Hawaii researchers says commonly recommended ...

At least three people were treated after being stung last weekend. Now, the Beach Patrol is telling people to keep an eye out ...

Led by Australian marine biologist Dhugal Lindsay, the team is taking advantage of remote-controlled submersibles, 8K cameras and other new technologies to discover one new jellyfish species after ...

Of the many species of box jellyfish, eight are capable of causing death. Arguably the most venomous is the Chironex fleckeri (also known as the Australian box jellyfish) which can weigh up to 4 ...

Jellyfish can produce offspring both sexually and asexually; depending on the species, they may be able to create copies of themselves by dividing in two, or laying down little pods of cells ...