The box jellyfish sting may just cause severe pain and has been implicated in human deaths. The Irukandji jellyfish sting may cause “Irukandji syndrome” (back/muscle pain/cramps, burning skin ...

Severe stings can lead to Irukandji syndrome, which can cause back pain, muscle cramping, and nausea. Treatment for a box jellyfish sting involves applying vinegar to the sting and getting emergen ...

Irukandji jellyfish, which are around the same size as a dime, have a venom-filled sting that can trigger an extremely painful and occasionally deadly syndrome. When you purchase through links on ...

Irukandji syndrome doesn’t result from the sting of Chironex fleckeri. The sting of Chironex fleckeri and other box jellyfish can lead to heart rhythm problems and ultimately death by causing ...

What you need to know about the irukandji jellyfish after a spate of stings at one of Queensland’s most popular island attractions this week. These cases were mainly reported on the west coast ...

More commonly known as box jellyfish,a particularly horrendous sub-species is the Irukandji. Over the past 12 months, there have been 39 recorded marine stings within the Mackay Whitsundays region ...

Brisbane, Australia - A British tourist has apparently become the first person in the world to die from the sting of the peanut-sized Irukandji jellyfish. British consular officials on Friday ...

Loading YouTube content Emergency crews responded twice to jellyfish stings involving children on Sunday, with at least one suspected to involve the potentially deadly Irukandji. The LifeFlight ...

Queensland Ambulance Service received the call for help shortly before 1pm for a girl experiencing symptoms consistent with an Irukandji jellyfish sting. The girl was in the Awinya Creek area on ...