Videos Show Rare ‘Pink Meanie’ Jellyfish Along South Texas Beaches

Rare 'pink meanie' sea creature with 70ft tentacles flood beaches for 1st time

A RARE “pink meanie” with 70-foot-long tentacles has swamped beaches for the first time since being named as a new species in 2011.Its Barbie-pink

Rare jellyfish that can have 70-foot tentacles wash up on Texas beach

Pink meanie jellyfish can look like cotton candy in the water and have a mild sting, said Jace Tunnell of the Harte Research Institute.

Videos show rare ‘pink meanie’ jellyfish along South Texas beaches

Visitors to Port Aransas and Padre Island beaches may have encountered an unusual sight lately: a cotton candy-looking jellyfish.

All About 'Pink Meanie', The Rare Jellyfish With 70-Foot Tentacles Found On Texas Coast

While the sting of these pink meanies is mild to humans, it can be painful. They are also sensitive to environmental changes.

‘Pink meanie’ jellyfish with 70-foot tentacles wash up in Texas — and what they do to prey is terrifying

A rare, humongous jellyfish species with tentacles up to 70 feet long was spotted off the Texas coast this week, horrifying beachgoers, according to a report.

Horrifying pink jellyfish with 70-foot tentacles found on the Texas coast

Their appearance coincides with an influx of moon jellyfish, their primary source of food