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6-year-old stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk River
A 6-year-old girl suffered a painful encounter with a rare, invasive jellyfish species while playing in Metedeconk River in New Jersey
What happened
According to ABC7 Bay Area’s source item, 6-year-old stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey’s Metedeconk River, A 6-year-old girl suffered a painful encounter with a rare, invasive jellyfish species while playing in Metedeconk River in New Jersey
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- 6-year-old stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk RiverABC7 Bay Area - 2026-06-18T17:19:27+00:00
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