Kristy Legge's daughter Maria was swimming at Lawrencetown Beach on Sunday when she spotted what she thought were pink sunglasses floating in the water. Her daughter had picked up a Portuguese man-of-war, a pink and purple jellyfish-like creature that can sometimes have a deadly sting. (Kristy Legge)The warmer weather this summer is bringing more tropical sea creatures to the Nova Scotia's beaches, including the man-of-war, which have been spotted at Hirtle's Beach, Rissers Beach and Cherry Hill Beach in the last few weeks. Jeannie McLean spotted this man-of-war at Hirtle’s Beach on July 31, but she said it didn't stop her from getting in the water. (Jeannie McLean)Jeannie McLean was at Hirtle's Beach on July 31 when she spotted a man-of-war.

Source: CBC News August 10, 2020 15:22 UTC