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ANTON Monday, 22 June 2015 07:28 AM
WHY ..... OUR ZOOLOGISTS HAVE NO CAPABILITY TO FIND A SOLUTION FOR THIS PROBLEM,
Yas Monday, 22 June 2015 08:55 AM
This could be some conspiracy issues targeting tourism. National security always need a vigilance.
THETRUTHSZ Monday, 22 June 2015 09:43 AM
This is really horrible decision.firstly Anton its not possible to stop this, why? Because even a developed country like Australia constantly faces this issue, these jelly fish come ashore due to wind.
Prof. S. Gunawickrama, University of Ruhuna Monday, 22 June 2015 01:36 PM
First of all, what is in the figure is not a Jellyfish- it is in the same phylum but a different one. It is called Portugese Man O War (Portugese Man of War), resembling a battleship. The scientific name is Physalia. Several species are there in the tropical ocean waters, floats with wind. So it must have floated to our waters from somewhere. WE cant stop it. Just have to stay away until they disappear.DANGER: IT IS A CARNIVOROUS ANIMAL. It has long tentacles equipped with toxic CELLS, CAN KILL EVEN FISH. So if come into contact, it will cause severe allergies on skin. Do not touch. DO NOT USE Vinegar, it will further damage wound. Use salt water and hot water to ease the pain, and seek medical help. REMEMBER that this is different from Jellyfish venom.
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