‘Pink meanie’ jellyfish with 70-foot tentacles wash up on Texas beach — and they hunt in a horrifying way

New York Post·Sep 23

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A rare type of jellyfish, known as the "pink meanie," has been spotted in Texas waters and has washed up on a Texas beach. The jellyfish can have tentacles as long as 70 feet. Reports describe the jellyfish as resembling "cotton candy" due to their appearance, and they have been found along the Texas shoreline, captivating beach-goers.

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NDTV·Sep 24

No, that's not cotton candy floating in the Gulf — they're pink meanie jellyfish

Corpus Christi Caller-Times·Sep 23

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