Heads up if you’re visiting a beach on the South Shore.
Portuguese man o’war have been spotted recently, which is common this time of year.
Parks Nova Scotia says they’ve noticed them at their Summerville Beach Provincial Park.
A sting from one of them could be very painful and cause problems.
Parks N.S. advises you not to swim if they are present.
Portuguese man o' war have been sighted on South Shore beaches including Summerville Beach Provincial Park. Sightings are relatively common at this time of year. Our South Shore beaches remain open. Learn more at https://t.co/cBgIEyumtW pic.twitter.com/dLnGtMU3Oe
— Natural Resources and Renewables (@NS_DNRR) August 7, 2023
