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

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

A new initiative is set to benefit Alicante courts as private forensic reports will now be available directly in Russian.

Dangerous sea slugs have forced the closure of a popular stretch of coast following multiple sightings of the pair of ...

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.

Beaches in the town of Guardamar del Segura, in southeastern Spain, closed earlier this week after the discovery of two ...

The latest news on Spain. All beaches in a coastal town in southern Spain were briefly closed after small but venomous sea ...

Spanish tourists have been barred from going into the water along an entire seven-mile stretch of Costa Blanca after a rare, ...

Tourists have been warned not to enter the sea at a popular tourist beach in southern Spain after poisonous sea creatures ...

A sting from the sea slug, which feeds on the deadly Portuguese man o' war and other venomous creatures, can cause "nausea, ...

Despite its dazzling color and tiny size—barely reaching 4 cm—the “blue dragon” is extremely venomous and dangerous to humans ...

Irish holidaymakers are being warned after a rare sea creature with a potentially fatal sting was discovered at popular Spanish beaches.