Written by Bert Dalida
The public in Boracay
had been alerted by the Malay Agriculture’s Office (MAO) regarding an alleged
“Portugese Man-of-War”.
This is in connection to
the alleged report received by the MAO that a tourist had fell victim to a
“Portugese Man-of-War” or Physalia
physalis recently at the sea of Malay.
According to the MAO, the victim who was stung
by the “Portugese Man-of-War” sent a picture to their office, and their office right
away conducted an investigation.
A Physalia physalis is siphonophore or marine creature that floats
and has venomous tentacles and most of the time mistaken to be a jelly fish.
Translated/Edited by
Rodel J. Abalus
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