greshamsgreshamsBeach Crab1 postJoined View profileMessageBeach Crab
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What are the blue Jellyfish looking sea life that were washed up on the beach today???
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Ritamargarita brocoliaDune Allen Beach5,207 postsJoined View profileMessagemargarita brocolia
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Not sure what you saw but here's a link to a thread on sea slugs (sea hares). :idontno:
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Not sure what you saw but here's a link to a thread on sea slugs (sea hares). :idontno:
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Arkiehawg
ArkiehawgBeach FanaticSoWal1,880 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
What are the blue Jellyfish looking sea life that were washed up on the beach today???
Portuguese Man of War
Don't touch the tentacles even if they are dead......
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Smiling JOe
Smiling JOeSoWal Expert31,643 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Expert
and if you do, pour some coke or vinegar on the wound to ease the pain. Saw several man o war on Turkey day.
Franny
FrannyBeach FanaticPt. Washington4,026 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
They are on Grayton Beach too!
Will B
Will BModeratorAtlanta, GA4,582 postsJoined View profileMessageModerator
Sat on one, once, when I was a kid when we were crabbing under a full moon. It was like being branded with a hot coat hanger. Took about 4 months for the marks to go away.
happy2Bmehappy2BmeBeach FanaticSowal879 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
went deep-sea (40-mile) fishing this past Sunday.....you could see the Portugues man-of-wars floating that far out, with their blue bodies alight, and their "wind sails" erect, wafting their way toward the distant shore...... I've known only one person that has had a fateful encounter with one (that wrapped around her belly as a youngster), and it was not a pleasant memory even many many years later.
BTW, last day of fishing season and we got our share of Red Snapper, Grouper, Amberjack, and Trigger Fish (and threw back twice as many)....and we even landed a respectable-sized, edible, Wahoo. That was eight awesome hours! Can't wait until next time.
BTW, last day of fishing season and we got our share of Red Snapper, Grouper, Amberjack, and Trigger Fish (and threw back twice as many)....and we even landed a respectable-sized, edible, Wahoo. That was eight awesome hours! Can't wait until next time.
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