Reports are coming in of dozens of jellyfish being washed up along the East Devon coast - especially between Exmouth and Sandy Bay.
It's thought they could be barrel jellyfish, the largest type in British waters.
They do pack a bit of a sting if you step on them, but although they're painful, they're not dangerous.
If you have a photo of one from Exmouth this week, email news@radioexe.co.uk
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