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Large Jellyfish Washing up on Maine Beaches: What You Need to Know

  • A lion's mane jellyfish, nearly 5 feet wide, was observed near Willard Beach in South Portland, according to the City of South Portland.
  • Officials warned beachgoers not to touch the jellyfish, which can deliver a painful sting, but is not deadly.
  • The Weather Channel reported that lion's mane jellyfish are washing ashore more frequently in Maine this year, appearing larger than usual.
  • Police in Ipswich cautioned swimmers to remain alert due to multiple sightings of jellyfish in their waters.
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