Portuguese Man-of-War are only occasionally reported in UK waters with the last significant UK strandings in 2009 and 2012.
A spokesman for the Marine Conservation Society said any sightings in Wales should be reported on its website Dr Peter Richardson, of the MCS, said: "No-one has been killed by
Portuguese man-of-war stings in the UK so far - but they have elsewhere in the world.
The
Portuguese man-of-war is not in fact a jellyfish, but a floating colony of closelyrelated animals called hydrozoans, normally found at the surface of the open ocean.
They are not dangerous, but there have been isolated reports of
Portuguese Man-Of-War jellyfish.
Portuguese man-of-war Luis Boa Morte did the damage with a double strike to keep Jean Tigana's men well clear of the rest.
Remember, even when walking on the beach, avoid jellyfish or the similar
Portuguese man-of-war.
As an amorphous blob, a
Portuguese Man-of-War is a rather unlikely role model for a company's business structure.
Beachgoers were urged to be vigilant after further reports of the
Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish along the coast.
The
Portuguese man-of-war is poised to play his last home game before bowing out in the cup-tie at Barnsley a week later after revealing he is departing the Saddlers.
n As for the endless story of the
Portuguese man-of-war and the French philosopher, it's all wearing a bit thin now.
Men's favourite is
Portuguese man-of-war Antonio Pinto, who bought himself a vineyard with his prize money for winning last year.
Beachgoers were yesterday warned to be on the lookout for potentially fatal
Portuguese Man-of-War sea creatures.
