A mum said she was left in "agony" after she and her daughter were stung by a jellyfish during a trip to the beach. Kerry said she and her daughter Rose were in the water on Saturday afternoon when it happened.
They were both left in serious pain and "spent a couple of hours crying and staying under a hot shower". Kerry said her daughter was fortunate to be wearing a full-length wetsuit but has warned parents of the dangers, reports EdinburghLive.
Following the incident involving Kerry and Rose, from Edinburgh, at Cramond Beach near the city, a warning has been issued by the South Queensferry Coastguard on behalf of the Fife Coast and Countryside. They said they had received reports of Lion's Mane Jellyfish washing up on beaches.
