The public is being warned not to touch a deadly creature which washed up on Manx beaches this week.
The Portuguese Man of War appeared at Langness in Castletown and on Douglas shores.
The blue coloured non-jellyfish has 30cm long tentacles which can deliver a painful, and possibly fatal sting.
Strandings are uncommon, but last appeared in 2009 and 1954 - both after big storms.
Steam Packet brings out the Ben-my-Chree as a contingency
The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company says its crew and engineers are still investigating the technical incident from this morning.
Post affected by Manxman cancellations
The Isle of Man Post Office has said today's postal services have been affected after the Manxman's sailings were cancelled.
MGP rider says 'I'll be back' following crash on Sunday
Manx Grand Prix rider James Walsh has shared an update following his crash on the opening night of qualifying.
Manxman wins extreme triathlon in Norway
A Manxman has come first in an 'extreme' triathlon.
New café tenants have moved in to The Roundhouse
The Roundhouse has revealed its new café tenants!
Authorities urge cyclists to get off their bikes through pedestrian zones
Douglas City Council and the Isle of Man police are urging cyclists to get off their bikes and walk through pedestrian zones.
Booklet launched to protect the Island's sea-life
A new booklet has been created to help protect sea-life around the Island.
Emergency response activated as smoke detected onboard the Manxman
The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company has given an update on this morning's technical 'incident'.
