We’re not suggesting that you can fry an egg on the pebbles on the beach, but rather referring to a type of jellyfish that looks just like one.
Fried Eggs on the Beach
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for jellyfish
Jellyfish Sting Count
by Martin Myall •
Over 400 people were stung by jellyfish in Salobreña – no cases of jellyfish being bitten by humans were recorded. This one-side aggression has not gone unnoticed.
Marauding Medusas
by Martin Myall •
Yellow flags sprang up on Almuñécar’s beaches yesterday announcing the presence of jellyfish – summer’s officially here!
Big Jellyfish reach Salobreña
by Martin Myall •
The beach-hopping jellyfish invasion from the Land of Giants has started; abandon your sandcastle retreat! Yes, the bloated blighters have arrived in Salobreña.
Jumbo Jellyfish!
by Martin Myall •
Costa Tropical has been panting for the arrival of foreign tourists, whom the tourist sector sorely misses, but visitors of a different kind arrived off Torrenueva.
Monster Jellyfish in November
by Martin Myall •
The Asociación Medioambiental de Rincón de la Victoria (AMR) has come across the presence of a swarm of very large jellyfish.
Let Donald Explain This One
by Martin Myall •
Bathers were pleased during the summer about the absence of jellyfish along Costa Tropical. Yesterday, however, things changed.
The Bright Blue Invaders
by Martin Myall •
Beachgoers on La Herradura beach had a surprise when several specimens of what appeared to be Portuguese Man’o’War were washed up, however, they were something quite different.
Something’s Missing…
by Martin Myall •
Don’t say it too loudly, in case they hear, but so far this summer there have been no jellyfish swarms besieging our beaches.
More Jellyfish Than Tourists?
by Martin Myall •
Jellyfish have been the bane of not only this summer, but of several past summers, as well, and it is making a dent in local tourism.