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Warning Issued for Swimmers as 'Purple Meany' Jellyfish Invade Jersey Shore
The mauve stinger jellyfish, also known as the 'purple meanie,' has been spotted along the Jersey Shore, causing painful stings to swimmers, including children. Officials note that this species typically stays offshore but has moved closer to the beaches this summer.
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Warning Issued for Swimmers as 'Purple Meany' Jellyfish Invade Jersey Shore
Swimmers urged to watch for 'purple meany' jellyfish at Jersey beaches
Swimmers urged to watch out for 'purple meanie' jellyfish at Jersey Shore
Swimmers Warned of 'Purple Meanie' Jellyfish at Jersey Shore
Swimmers urged to watch out for 'purple meanie' jellyfish at Jersey Shore
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