More than 270 people were stung by fire jellyfish on a beach on the German island of Fehmarn. Strong winds blew the dangerous stingrays directly onto the crowded beach, forcing lifeguards to intervene immediately using... shaving foam.
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More than 270 people were stung by fire jellyfish on the German island of Fehmarn in the Baltic Sea. Most of the injured experienced a mild burning sensation. Rescuers applied shaving foam to the burns to alleviate the pain. The jellyfish appeared so early due to high temperatures and the right wind direction.
More than 270 people were stung by fire jellyfish on a beach on the German island of Fehmarn. Strong winds blew the dangerous stingrays directly onto the crowded beach, forcing lifeguards to intervene immediately using... shaving foam.