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World's most dangerous creature washes up on UK beach

A venomous creature, the Portuguese Man 'O War, was found washed up on a beach in Port Talbot as officials urge the public to be cautious.
The coastguard stated: "Do not touch these creatures, even if they appear dead, as their tentacles can still deliver a painful sting."
Tentacles, which can reach up to 100 feet in length, must urgently be detached after the affected area is washed out with seawater, authorities advise.

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The Independent

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