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Delaware beaches are turning into jellyfish hotspots—with hundreds stung in just a few days, mostly by stinging bay nettles, moon, and lion’s mane jellies. Warm water, wind, and salinity are fueling the surge, and lifeguards are on high alert after last summer’s chaos. Social media is flooded with reports, and experts warn: don’t rely on old myths like urine—it worsens stings. Instead, vinegar or meat tenderizer can help, and Benadryl may ease severe reactions. Stay protected, or brace for a sting if you’re in the water.

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