Lion S Mane Jellyfish Wales

By lauren boland sunday 23 aug 2020.

Lion s mane jellyfish wales. Lion s manes are one of the world s largest known species of jellyfish with long tentacles. One of the most venomous jellyfish around lion s mane have been seen swimming off the coast in barrow in furness cumbria as well as in blackpool anglesey. Galway in dublin ireland and. Dad of three dom faux 42 and eryn faux were having a father daughter day at colwyn bay beach in north wales on sunday when they spotted the huge lion s mane jellyfish.

The whopping crimson sea creature which electrician dom said measured about 6ft across was stranded in the sand waiting for the tide to come in and wash it back out to sea. Lion s mane jellyfish these are easily identified by their orange or rust brown colour and can deliver a painful sting. Dom faux spotted the huge lion s mane jellyfish while having a father daughter day with young eryn at colwyn bay beach in north wales. Dom faux 42 and daughter eryn went for a walk on colwyn bay beach wales.

Dad of three dom faux 42 and eryn faux were having a father daughter day at colwyn bay beach in north wales on sunday when they spotted the huge lion s mane jellyfish. The whopping crimson sea creature which electrician dom said measured about 6ft across was stranded in the sand waiting for the tide to come in and wash it back out to sea. The whopping crimson sea creature which electrician dom said measured about 6ft across was stranded in the sand waiting for the tide to come in and wash it back out to sea. Father of three snaps his five year old daughter next to giant 6ft lion s mane jellyfish washed up on welsh beach.

Dad of three dom faux 42 and eryn faux were having a father daughter day at colwyn bay beach in north wales on sunday when they spotted the huge lion s mane jellyfish. The lion s mane jellyfish also known as the giant jellyfish arctic red jellyfish or the hair jelly is one of the largest known species of jellyfish its range is confined to cold boreal waters of the arctic northern atlantic and northern pacific oceans it is common in the english channel irish sea north sea and in western scandinavian waters south to kattegat and øresund.