Portuguese Man O War
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‘Otherworldly’ Portuguese man o’ war becoming more common on Nova Scotia’s inshoreBoris Worm, a biology professor at Dalhousie University who studies marine conservation and biodiversity, called the subtropic creature “absolutely fascinating and otherworldly.”EnvironmentJul 8
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7-year-old stung by Portuguese man o’ war on Lawrencetown Beach“We’re all looking at her hand and she has tentacles, blueish-grey tentacles, wrapped around all of her fingers.”CanadaAug 10, 2020
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