do you mean the transparent ones? then yes.
they do not sting humans. The threadlike tentacles around the edge of the bell can sting, and may occasionally catch small swimming animals for food, but their stings - like minute harpoons fired by springs - are not powerful enough to pierce our thick skin. They feed mostly by trapping microscopic plankton in a film of mucus which flows over the surface of the bell and is picked off as it reaches the edges by the thick mouth tentacles underneath. They swim by pulsing the bell, pushing themselves slowly forwards through the water.
They might not be poisonous to humans, but maybe to other animals.
They can. If they get trapped in your clothing (swimming shorts) they will sting multiple times. Application of vinegar usally prevents discomfort. The welts last for weeks with a mild itch and slight redness.
do you mean the transparent ones? then yes.
No baby jellyfish do not sting and I know this for sure I had to get off a boat in tons of jellyfish and swim to shore and then I started picking them up.
They sting to protect themselves or to get food.
YES,they can
jellyfish sting to protctet themselfe
A jellyfish can sting you with their tentacles if you are swimming in the ocean. It they brush up against you, they can sting you. Some pink jellyfish have mild stings that will leave a rash that is red and itchy.
A jellyfish sting from a box jellyfish can kill a person in minutes if not treated. From other jellyfish, it might only sting. you can atually help it if you urinate on it.
They do.
They do sting.
another jellyfish!!
there are no jellyfish in NC
I had jellyfish sting that was a week old and I went swimming and now the stinging is back and extremely bad itching as well. I would reccommend no chlorine on the jellyfish sting
jellyfish sting
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Jellyfish vary in color. It depends on what kind of Jellyfish. Most are partially transparent.
You should use meat tenderizer for a jellyfish sting.