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Mediterranean: It Attacks if It Feels Threatened and Its Bite Is poisonous... Several Beaches Closed because of the "Blue Dragon of the Seas"
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The appearance of the "blue dragon of the seas", a poisonous mollusc, led to the closure of two beaches in Tarragona, Catalonia, this Saturday. This phenomenon, linked to global warming, worries due to the...
Specimens of blue dragonets were located and, in order to avoid possible bites, Civil Protection prohibited swimming
When both beaches opened this morning, no specimens of this species, which can be dangerous due to its poison, were detected again.
The bite of the tiny blue dragonfly is very painful and can cause infections, vomiting, dizziness and even anaphylactic shock.
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