Are there jellyfish at Myrtle Beach?
Are there jellyfish at Myrtle Beach? Waters around Myrtle Beach can hold a variety of sea life including harmless cannonball jellyfish and venomous Portuguese man o' wars. Cannonball jellyfish are the most common in South Carolina and are white and round with a brown or purple band.
Can you touch jellyfish on the beach?
All jellyfish have stinging cells in their tentacles. Most people are not bothered by touching one from our beaches with their hands. However, you should not rub your eyes or put a finger in your mouth after handling a jellyfish because this could cause you pain—and maybe even more serious problems.
What beach has the most jellyfish?
Top 5 Beaches Around the World With the Most Jellyfish
- 1) Palau Rock Islands. The Palau Rock Islands are a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean. ...
- 2) Moorea, French Polynesia- ...
- 3) Okinawa Beach, Japan. ...
- 4) Jamaica. ...
- 5) St. ...
- Here are just a few tips on how to avoid being stung while visiting any beach: