@jake.pnw: You Need to Check This Out‼️😱 Did you know Oregon’s beaches get invaded by jellyfish? And not just one kind—there are several species that wash up, and some of them are downright alien. The most common is the moon jelly, with its soft, glowing body and four white rings. They’re harmless, but watch your step—next up is the Pacific sea nettle, with long stinging tentacles and bright orange bells. These guys can still sting even after they’re dead. Then there’s the Lion’s Mane, which looks like a floating mop but packs a serious sting and can grow as big as a trash can. You might also see blue buttons and by-the-wind sailors, tiny weirdos that drift in by the thousands like little jellyfish UFOs. Some of these creatures can still sting after washing up, so don’t poke them barefoot! #nature #travel #animals