| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | GenghisTheHun (181)
11/27/2007 | Facts please. How many deaths a year do we have from jellyfish?
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 | irishgit (155)
04/12/2007 | Note to self:
Avoid swimming when the water is covered with half-deflated balloons.
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 | Jamie McBain (54)
07/25/2005 | They are dangerous animals, but keep in mind they are even more dangerous when they are dead and lying on the beach, if you see one, stay far far away, don't go near it, don't touch it, don't pick it up, just stay far far away.
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 | texasyankee (22)
07/03/2005 | Omg one reason I am scared of swimming in ocean beaches. Never been stung by a jelly fish, don't want to be, and the thought of one of these things sounds just dreadful.
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 | DGardner (0)
07/03/2005 | Maybe you are thinking about box jellyfish which are known to cause Aussie officials to shut down entire stretches of beach because their venom is so toxic. There are some reports that box jellies can actively pursue their prey at 5 mph in contrast to passively floating around as other jellies do! My vote goes to the box jellies.
Check it out:
http://www.answers.com/box%20jellyfish
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 | Charlie123 (0)
04/21/2004 | Your an idiot. They don't cause death except in extreme conditions. They are another word for Blue-Bottles.
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 | StanUzbeck (16)
03/27/2004 | Most jellyfish bites merely hurt like hell, but a sting from these creatures will cause death within minutes. Minutes of complete agony.
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