A couple of weeks ago, a post went viral on the City of Orange Beach’s Coastal Resources Facebook page showing that someone had thrown dozens of jellyfish onto some sand dunes.

Jellyfish can be found in every ocean and seacoast in the world. Georgia’s coast is no exception, and August is peak time for the gelatinous creatures that lack brains, hearts, bones and even blood.

Stinging jellyfish are making an unwelcome return to certain parts of Norway, says the country’s Institute of Marine Research.

An intern with the Department of Environmental Protection captured a rare sight in Pennsylvania's Presque Isle Bay — a ...