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Invasive jellyfish washes up on Texas beach

Por: Newsweek Tech July 03, 2023

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The National Parks Service (NPS) has sent out a warning after an invasive blob was spotted on a beach in Texas.The gelatinous specimen was found on North Beach along the Gulf of Mexico coastline and reported by the Padre Island National Seashore in a Facebook post on Friday.This Australian spotted jellyfish (Phyllorhiza punctata), [...] also known as the brown jellyfish or white-spotted jellyfish, is native to the western Pacific Ocean, the... + full article



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