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... 46 WEEKLY NEWS Thursday March 3 1988 Did You Know? Jellyfish saved Waugh FAMOUS author Evelyn Waugh was a schoolmaster at Arnold House in Llan-ddulas in 1925 and used this experience as background for his first published novel Decline and Fall In an excerpt ...
... for, he said. Jellyfish invasion WHILE clnemagoers watched to be especially careful hen the film Jaws at Llandud- bathing in sea, especially no at the weekend, beaches if they saw blue or brown along the North Wales coast jellyfish. were threatened ...
... just waves crashing onto the shores but hundreds of jellyfish as well! And it was even strong enough to blow ashore a one metre wide huge lumpy mass of a jellyfish called a Rhi-zostoma “Those jellyfish are so enormous that they give people quite a surprise” ...
... shelter in the arms of seven year-old Jane Lucy Jones from Colwyn Bay Giant jellyfish invade North Wales beaches NORTH WALES beaches had scores of unwelcome visitors this week jellyfish Miss Andrea Williams a reporter on the Rhyl Visitor a sister paper of the ...
... 6ourteen weeks afterwards. The lecturer gave details of the remarkable feathery seaweed which prodooes something resembling a jellyfish, which in its turn produces the weed (alternation of generation). Describing the giant cuttlefish, which are from 75 to 76 ...
... —T.E.J. 1 Certain species of jellyfish are luminous and give out that strange cold phosphorescent light which is characteristic of many marine animals. Occasionally, after prolonged southerly winds. specimens of jellyfish which inhabit the Mediterranean ...
... Britain was the bail- Lone of the world and ii the Empire. •ushed the *meld berm' a jellyfish. To avoid this it was essential to :educe. the term in nation to a jelly•fish, powerless to d. - ) harm or ii , kery to thi•ir low men again. (Applause.) EOITBAI ...
... self-contained apparatus, a person breathed seven times faster than normal. Dangers divers had to contend with included jellyfish and other species of fish and coral, but surprisingly enough, sharks were only considered really dangerous on the surface ...
... was formidable at first glance, the casualties amounted to nothing much more than slight abrasiods. flies in the eye, and jellyfish stings. Regarding the four lifebelts, could anyone recall when the last bathing fatality occurred at Llandudno? He ha d spoken ...
... such was the extent of his facial inju u zneajaiva SlUriti Play scheme members and helpers Phillips Giant jellyfish invasion HUNDREDS of giant jellyfish have arrived off North Wales resort beaches just yards from where holidaymakers and children are trying ...