jellyfish

Sometimes, the sting can lead to serious health issues that require immediate medical attention.

A visitor to Cape May Beach captured an amazing photo of a huge jellyfish that had washed ashore. We know they're stings can be scary, but this jellyfish is a thing of beauty.

Researchers have estimated that tens of thousands of clinging jellyfish are in our local waterways.

The threat to New Jersey didn't even exist as recently as 2015.

According to this map, New Jersey hates THIS  topic the most. And before you say it, no it is not Gov. Chris Christie, (please see following video of that fiasco here.)

If you’ve ever suffered through the humiliating experience of being peed on at the beach, I’m so sorry, considering that's not totally necessary...

A New Jersey fisherman may have discovered a rare type of jellyfish in the Barnegat Bay area.

The Summer of 2015 was an unusually active summer for something known as "Floating Terror" at the Jersey Shore...will SUMMER 2016 be as bad or EVEN WORSE?

These beautiful and dangerous jellyfish seem to love our beaches!

Last week we reported that a potentially dangerous jelly fish was spotted on Long Beach Island.  Today, the jellyfish may be moving closer to us.

A potentially deadly species of jellyfish recently washed up on the beaches of the Jersey shore.