... Jelly-fish Stings Jelly-fish stings can be very nasty —especially the sting from the large red type of jelly-fisn ‘ which becomes more common late in the summer. Stings from these unpleasant customers can give a reaction over the whole body for ~ several ...

... Baby jellyfish are unexpected arrivals at January 10, 1992 ...

... Jellyfish display a first THE Sea Life Centre at St Andrews has become the first UK aquarium to display jellyfish successfully. 5 Displays manager Rob Glendinning has succceded where other marine experts have failed with an experimental display tank specially ...

... Jellyfish Take Their Toll Swim Championship Hazard at Kirkcaldy Jellyfish shoals formed the main hazard for the nine competitors taking part in the Eastern %istrict long disiance championship swimming event at Kirkealdy on Saturday. In fact, because of ...

... ORIGIN What matters our day If we took god like shape. Or came the long and lowly way jellyfish and How bears it on this hour If, from the deep of time. We stood erect, or are the flower Of some low thing slime Is life moment stayed; Docs it the end confuse ...

... course, tho Lancet points out, which constitutional symptoms arise after stings of the jelly-fish, but these, on tho whole, are rare. The jelly-fish stings much tho same way as the nettle—-that is, by means of an acrid fluid discharged through filament ...

... colonised St Andrews Sea Life Centre — to the complete surprise of marine biologists. Medusa is the scientific name for mature jellyfish, sea creatures which under play equipment was raised again and the council agreed to once again ask the District Council's ...

... painful stings, Jellyfish stings can be quite a disaster—they have runied more than one seaside day for me or the people 1 was with. We don't have much trouble with snakes in this country, but we do have those dreadful red jelly-fish. If you are badly ...

... pigment. The eye of the eagle may stand for the first, and the eye-spot of the a'mj hioxus or the eight sense-germs of a jellyfish for the other extreme of the series. ...

... baths. Another swimmer remarks he is not ing forward to swimming, the sea as lias a dread of jellyfish. Have any of our town officials been stung by jellyfish? I have made this letter simple and easy to understand. As everyone knows, this is big job and ...

... possiW, that seen in the jellyfishes. All these ores ? isms arc provided with stinging-cells, called thread ■ cells j but in many species the darts have power of penetralini! human epidermis. The common species of jellyfishes can bo handled freely without ...

... the Eider are a familiar sight edge, and unlike the Com- around our coast throughout mon Jellyfish can give an the year, but the males at unpleasant sting. Jellyfish this time are in ‘eclipse’ spend most of their lives plumage. This rather motcarried about ...