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I closed many popular beaches in the south -west of France after the appearance of the Portuguese man O’Var. Sea creatures that look jellyfishHe appeared along the Atlantic coast, as a result of which several beaches in the cities of the Biarritis, Anglet, Bidard and Sinenes.
Several places opened again, but those responsible warned that the beaches may be closed when they monitor the situation.
The Portuguese Warrior, or Physalia Physalis, is a marine being, which is recognized by its full air bubble. Known for its tropical origin and impressive blue shades, its poison can cause skin irritation, vomiting and respiratory disorder.
What should vacationers do if they are stingy?
With 20 meter tentacles can kill small seaside And, in rare cases, to kill a person.
While most people are restored after bites after receiving medical care, the pain can make it difficult to swim and increase the risk of drowning.
Hospitals warned that they did not touch the plasma with their bare hands. In the case of Sting, people should seek medical help.
Experts warn that applying fresh water, sand or rubbing the skin can aggravate the reaction.
In the message on Facebook, officials from the Landes Prefecture reported to visitors: “Although it is interesting to watch it, it is important to know the correct behavior that you must accept if you meet him.”
Creatures remain poisonous, even when they are dead, officials added.
Although they are usually in tropical waters, the views of the animal in the Atlantic Ocean have recently become more common. Scientists said an increase Ocean temperatures As a result of global warming, this contributes to their movement.
What beaches were closed?
Swimming banks were raised last Friday on all coasts of Basque and Landes, and the Bidard community affected more. Five beaches, including Pavillon Royal, Ilbarritz and Erretegia, are closed to the public.
In Biarrice and Anglet, access to the beaches of Marbella, La Miladi and a miniature chambra -amor was interrupted. In Landes, the beaches of Le Penon and L’Greou in Seignosse and Cap de L’Homy on Lit-Mixe were closed.
Although many beaches were overestimated, bathed and vacationers are called to remain wary to avoid approaching creatures if they find them and inform the authorities.