... 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 Some stations there aimost had abandon fishing before the ena of the season because of a plague of Jel'vfish Said Gordon Bradfie'd. manager of Hector genera! (Aberdeen) Ltd. who operate a number of stations on the coast: “We've Kincardine taken ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Jellyfish suspected Alistair B—tow A SUMMER spate of jellyfish along the Aberdeenshire coast may have been behind offshore pollution scares, it was suggested yesterday. Anti-pollution experts were called in to examine Blackdog beach near Aberdeen for ...

... Jellyfish menace PACIFIC OCEAN 0 Panama I I - ATLANTIC • OCEAN A deep blanket of Selma& jellyfish Is thou& to have made Its way to the sea off the south-east of Laois from the Pacific via the Panama Canal \ ...

... 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 ...

... Oban sea Life Centre, which breeds jellyfish, said: As the world tends to be getting smaller and smaller from a travel point of view this cross-fertilisation seems to be happening more and more. He thought the jellyfish must have made their way into the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 OFF FAROE. Affecting Aberdeen Trawlers' Operations. Trawling was prosecuted with satisfactory results, states the report by the Fishery Board for Scotland, regarding the Aberdeen District in September. Owing to an abundance of jellyfish, trawlers ...

... Jellyfish may trigger COMPLAINTS oi unbearable eye pain among East Coast inshore fishermen were attributed yesterday to handling jellyfish or seaweed which had become snagged in their nets. MJN LUNDY which caused allergies, the main one being jellyfish ...