Move over, Jaws: Quaint New England beaches face painful new threat — and it can sting 25 days after death

Source: New York Post

Swarms of giant lion’s mane jellyfish whose tentacles can stretch 120 feet and unleash painful stings even 25 days after they’re dead are invading New England’s quaint beaches in a scene straight out of a horror flick. Cities and agencies in Massachusetts have issued high alerts over the large number of terrifying giant 6-food-wide jellies infiltrating the area. 4 A lion’s mane jellyfish is one of the largest jellyfish species with stinging tentacles.