Canaries beach forced to close after invasion of dangerous sea creatures | World | News
Officials at Lanzarote were forced to close a beach after detecting deadly sea creatures in the waters. After the landscapes of the Blue Dragons, the Cankurtaran released La Cantería Beach in órzola.
Beautiful but extremely poisonous sea snails are metallic blue and silver colored and is a wonderful need to be seen. However, they are absolutely deported and can cause serious illness in a human being even if they are touched. The Blue Dragon (Glaucus Atlanticus) The Portuguese man feeds on the poisonous jellyfish like the war and hides his toxins in his own body. A single insertion can cause severe pain, skin irritation, vomiting, fever and in some cases more serious allergic reactions.
The sea slimy normally lives on the base of the sea, but the blue dragons swallow a small air balloon, which allows them to swim on the ocean surface.
Typically, “3 cm or one inch” is typically measured, “fancy” creatures are found on the surface of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans.
Blue Dragons has already gained a view in the waters around the Canary Islands this summer. In recent weeks, the conditions in the sea – including winds and currents – carried them to various parts of the Lanzarote coastline.
It was also recently seen on the Beaches of El Médano and Leocadio Machado in Tenerife and warned local authorities.
On Wednesday, swimming was banned along a seven -mile coast in the Guardiamar Del Segura area just north of Torrevija in Costa Blanca.
Jose Luis Saez, Mayor of Guardiamar Del Segura, said in an article in X: “The bathroom is prohibited following the appearance of two Glaucus Atlanticus, known as the Blue Dragon, in Vivers Beach.”
Anyone inserted by a blue dragon should rinse the affected area with sea water before removing any piece of touch with a stick or glove.
A cold package should be applied to reduce swelling. In case of breathing difficulties, dizziness or severe allergic reaction, medical aid should be obtained.
