... Jellyfish Huge jellyfish, 6ft. wide and weighing 501 b. or more, are joining bathers off the south coast of England as the warm spell continues Miss Jo Terry, manager of the Sea Life Centre at Southsea, Hampshire, said warm currents had been sweeping ...

... JELLYFISH And to his opponent, Leif Shiras. he warned: Don’t make fun of me. Eve been around a long time and I don’t want take that stuff from you, Mr Greenway said today: find it unbelievable a prima donna like McEnroe should be allowed to get away ...

... Jellyfish Although the fish is seen rarely, it apparently moves around in association with jellyfish. Kiolochbcrsie harbour workers hope the fish will be preserved and sent back for display, possibly in the port's Fishermen’s Mission. One harbour user ...

... Jellyfish Some stations there almost had abandon Ashing before the end of the season because of a plague of Jel'.vQsh. Said Mr Gordon Bradfleid. general manager of Hector (Aberdeen) Ltd., who ooerste a number stations the Kincardine coast: We’ve taken ...

... JELLYFISH THERE has been an unusually large number of jellyfish off the Kincardine, Angus, and Aberdeen coasts this month. Stonehaven fishermen report a lot in the bay and even more so off Dunnottar Castle. The presence of the jellyfish has an adverse ...

... JELLYFISH NUISANCE The beaches at Gourdon are covered with a very large number of red jellyfish, which have been washed ashore by the recent high seas. ...

... ROMANCE THE JELLYFISH. LECTURE BY PROFESSOR D'ARCY THOMPSON. Jellyfish farmed the topic of the first the annual Christmas lectures for juveniles the Royal Institution, London by Prof. W. this «7eck. showed that jellyfish ia means the spineless creature ...

... STINGS OF JELLYFISHES. The stinging threads of the common jellyfish (Aurelia aurita) are not strong enough to pierce the ordinary human skin, but bathers on British coasts have sometimes painful ex_ perienoe of the virulence of the orange or the blue ...

... firm jellyfish ashore for transporting to other sites A spokesman for the Nature Conservancy Council at Lerwick said jellyfish swarms were fairly common around Shetland in early summer, when the plankton bloom in such numbers that they can colour ...

... Saturday'* Word— JELLYFISH Jelly, elfish. Illy, life, lief, lisle, yells, felt. Ashy, filly, fills, files, flesh, flies, illy, Isle, sell, self, shell, shelf, shily, shut, silly, sill, silly, hell, hilly. ...

... Jellyfish: friend and foe SCIENTISTS from the Scottish Marine Laboratory in Aberdeen say that jellyfish could be the root cause of problems affecting fishermen’s eyes. Marine biologist Dr Steve Hay says most jellyfish found in the North Sea are relatively ...

... JELLYFISH GIVE TROUBLE Unprofitable Voyages To Faroe With their return of fish landed in the Aberdeen District by British fishing vessels in October, the Fishery Board for Scotland state that owing to bad weather and the presence of jellyfish, trawlers ...