Dangerous jellyfish seen at Guam beach

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National Park Service staff urge the public to be aware of numerous Portuguese Man-of-War (also known as Blue Bottle), a type of stinging jellyfish, washed ashore at Asan Beach and other beaches in Guam. Contact with this type of jellyfish can cause intense pain and serious injury. Seek immediate medical attention for serious stings. Due to the presence of jellyfish and high surf, for your safety visitors are advised to stay out of the ocean.  For more information or questions contact Mike Gawel, Chief of Resources Management, at 477-7278, Ext. 1010, or the park visitor center at 333-4050, or visit www.nps.gov/wapa. (NPS)

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