Urgent Warning After Dangerous Creature Washes Ashore in the UK

The British authorities have issued a severe warning to residents living near the Merseyside coasts after deadly 'alien' creatures were washed ashore. 

The eerie sight was first documented by a man named Carl Lee (47), who was walking along the beach with his wife last Sunday, when the marine creature 'popped' into their view. "It didn't look like a jellyfish or anything we recognize," Lee recounted in a media interview. 

"Do not touch these creatures, even if they die after stinging," stated the announcement published alongside a photo of one of the creatures—which resembled a blue plate with an ascending transparent tail (the photo is not published here due to copyright reasons). "At first, I assumed it was some kind of balloon, until I looked more closely. Using a marine creature identification app, I deduced that what I was seeing was one of the deadliest jellyfish with tentacles that can reach up to 30 meters long. 

"It was mentioned that this is a poisonous species that is extremely dangerous and, in certain situations, can even kill an adult. It's a sea monster that stings and paralyzes its victim before it burns them to death, feeding on their flesh."

Carl knew that many dog owners frequent this beach, and the curious dogs might encounter the deadly jellyfish and get hurt. He, therefore, published a notice urging dog owners to be cautious. "It looks like something extraterrestrial, that came to us from another country," Lee wrote in his announcement.