The sea lice are actually jellyfish (the scientific name is Linuche unqui culata). And although rashes are not the primary concern of health, these creatures are more troubling than they are. Beaches in Florida are frightening because last week, a Pensacola health official issued a warning about a super-tiny marine creature that could cause itching, erythema. News of the warnings have spread, fueling national concerns. So, how are sea lice creatures? How do you know as well as prevent them when going to sea? T he good news is that these tiny creatures are more of a nuisance than a serious health hazard. Here's what medical professionals want you to know about them for the best beach trip: Sea lice are actually jellyfish larvae According to the Florida Department of Health, the term "sea lice" is not entirely accurate, it was named after people with rash after swimming in the coastal zone. There is a creature that looks like a lice but turns out t...
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