Recent cases of jellyfish stings in Malaysia are increasing due to the hot and dry season coming to the country. As a giant plankton, jellyfish movement majorly influenced by the water current. Thus, the species do not belong to one static area. For instance, Chiropsoides Buitendijki and Morbakka are frequent species found in Malaysia but recently, species of Physalia Physilis (Portuguese Man O' War) has been sighted as well in Peninsular of Malaysia. This shows that, it is not under human's control to identify their favorite places to visible. Best we can do to avoid jellyfish stings is precaution from our side. Please always alert with surrounding area and prepare knowledge about the pre-treatments. Chiropsoides Buitendijki sp . Small but a deadly jellyfish. Morbakka sp . Look like common plastic. Physalia Physilis sp . or Portuguese Man O' War. Beautiful and venomous one. 12 February 2020 - 11 carcasses and 10 alive of Portuguese Man O' War found on Kekabu Islan...