Data shows Lion's Mane Jellyfish outnumber cuckoos on Ireland's west coast

The large and sometimes dangerous species of jellyfish are usually confined to the east coast, typically in waters close to Dublin.

Data shows Lion's Mane Jellyfish outnumber cuckoos on Ireland's west coast
Thu, 30 Aug, 2018 - 09:44

More Lion's Mane Jellyfish than cuckoos have been recorded on the west coast of Ireland this year.

The large and sometimes dangerous species of jellyfish are usually confined to the east coast, typically in waters close to Dublin.

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