The creatures’ shells are covering the beaches along the Grand Strand, possibly being washed ashore becasue of Hurricane Erin ...

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They're worried about the blue sea creatures scattered on the sand. One ABC7 News viewer sent in photos, calling the site bizarre. California Academy of Sciences spokesperson Rich Mooi said it's not.

Kimmel is amazed by what is washing ashore on Rodeo Beach in Marin, California. There are tiny blue sea creatures as far as you can see. “I’ve never seen so many here on this beach,” she said.

A mola mola, which is the heaviest bony fish on the globe, washed up in Oregon. Photo from Michael Olsen via Unsplash An odd-looking sea creature washed ashore on an Oregon beach, according to an ...

Kimmel is amazed by what is washing ashore on Rodeo Beach in Marin, California. There are tiny blue sea creatures as far as you can see. “I’ve never seen so many here on this beach,” she said.

Thousands of velella velellas, known as “By-the-Wind Sailors,” have washed ashore recently on several Ventura County beaches. “When the prevailing winds shift, such as during a storm, the Vel… ...

An 11-foot specimen (a skeleton) washed ashore in 1887 and is preserved at Otago Museum. In 1960, a 12-foot oarfish was found at Allan Beach in Dunedin, and in 2015 a 9½-foot oarfish was ...

Another large creature that washed up on a Texas shoreline after Hurricane Harvey in 2017 was identified as likely being a fang-tooth snake eel, an animal that usually lives at depths of 300 feet ...

Environment Animals Mysterious sea monsters that wash ashore are rarely mysterious (and never monsters) The real weirdos never even make it to land. Sara Chodosh Sep 16, 2017 1:22 AM EDT ...

Kimmel is amazed by what is washing ashore on Rodeo Beach in Marin, California. There are tiny blue sea creatures as far as you can see. “I’ve never seen so many here on this beach,” she said.

Thousands of jellyfish-like creatures have washed ashore in at least two places along the San Francisco Bay Area shoreline. It's very unusual for this time of year.