A jellyfish warning sign. Stinger season starts in late October or early November. There are bottles of vinegar on every beach, which are supposed to help with jellyfish stings.
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Oh, this and the crocodile warning sign and the story about the 7" arachnids just really soothe my worries immensely...
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