An unusual type of jellyfish known as mauve stingers have been spotted on New Jersey beaches – and the marine animals pack an unusually strong punch.
An unusual type of jellyfish known as mauve stingers have been spotted on New Jersey beaches – and the marine animals pack an unusually strong punch., are dotted purplish-pink jellyfish. The sea creatures are luminous and are also known as “night-light jellyfish”.
Beachgoer Maggie McGuire told NJ.com that she spotted the jellyfish on Sea Watch Beach in Manasquan earlier this week. According to Bologna, stings from mauve stingers are considered extremely painful, who once allowed himself to be stung by one.
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