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Local authorities said this is part of a plan to protect the natural environment of Punta Molentis – an area located within a nature reserve that recently reopened after arson-induced forest fires in July 2025. According to regulations in effect until the end of October, visitors must pay 10 euros (US$11.55) to enter the beach. Only families with children under 10 or people over 65 are allowed to set up an umbrella. Tents, shelters, and other shade structures are also completely prohibited.

This achievement opens up prospects for developing a completely new treatment method, in which living organisms are used as "drug factories" that operate continuously within the human body. According to LiveScience, the research was conducted by scientists at Washington University in St. Louis (USA) and James Cook University (Australia).