Spain Closes Beaches Due to "Killer Jellyfish" Invasion

Several beaches in Spain, including those in San Sebastián, have been closed following an invasion of "killer jellyfish" (physalia), which resulted in 120 people being stung in a single day.

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Alerte à l’invasion de “méduses tueuses” : l’Espagne ferme plusieurs plages

À Saint-Sébastien, 120 personnes ont été piquées par la physalie en une journée. ...

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Spain Closes Beaches Due to "Killer Jellyfish" Invasion

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Alerte à l’invasion de “méduses tueuses” : l’Espagne ferme plusieurs plages

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