Swimmers banned on Spain's Costa Blanca after venomous creatures known as Blue Dragons wash ashore causing safety alerts.

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Swimmers were told to rinse with saltwater and seek medical attention if they experienced stings or skin irritation.

The “most beautiful killer in the ocean” feeds on the Portuguese man o’ war and stores its venom in a more concentrated form, making it highly dangerous.

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