A rare 'doomsday' nine-foot-long oarfish has washed up on a beach in Tasmania. The sea creature was discovered on Ocean Beach on the western coast of the Australian island on Monday by dogwalker ...

Ramirez told MySA that she and her family were having fun on the sand between South Padre Island City Beach Accesses 3 and 4 when the gelatinous sea creature washed up against them.

When a 6-inch sea creature washed up in North Myrtle Beach last week, it baffled social media users and prompted a litany of jokes. “It’s a dontatouchie,” one commenter posted.

World ‘Rarely seen’ bottom-dwelling sea creature washes up on beach in Australia By Lauren Liebhaber May 30, 2025 8:51 AM ...

SOURCE: Courtesy Linette Grzelak Advertisement Rare, weird-looking fish weighing more than a car washes up on beach Updated: 7:26 AM PDT Mar 21, 2019 CNN ...

Many have commented that the strange creature is a sea cucumber, but those ideas were shut down by other commenters. Others, however, have chimed in with more comedic suggestions.

Photo by Lucid via Unsplash A “rarely seen” marine creature — nearly 6 feet long — washed up on a beach in northern Australia, attracting the attention of wildlife enthusiasts.

The creature can rise up to six inches out of the water. They often lurk below the ocean’s surface and grow to an average of 10 meters (about 30 feet) and may extend by as much as 30 meters or ...

World ‘Rarely seen’ bottom-dwelling sea creature washes up on beach in Australia By Lauren Liebhaber May 30, 2025 5:51 AM ...

When a 6-inch sea creature washed up in North Myrtle Beach last week, it baffled social media users and prompted a litany of jokes. “It’s a dontatouchie,” one commenter posted.

A “rarely seen” marine creature — nearly 6 feet long — washed up on a beach in northern Australia, attracting the attention of wildlife enthusiasts. Rhynchobatus australiae, commonly known ...