Marinarii din vânt care se spală pe țărm în California se numără în milioane

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1. 🔥 this is fine ☕️ 🔥

2. what race are they?

3. California does not deserve to have an ocean if young people don't even know what man-o-war are. Sheesh. Drama queens.

4. So glad I am alive I just learn something new that i had never heard about. Amen thank you god.

5. Cant ever remembering hearing that well defined name or seen any and lived in San Diego for about ten years Surfing all up and down the Coast From Sunset Beach to Cardiff with OB Pier being the norm. Maybe I never paid attention unless its not a seasonal thing?

6. I am always amazed by what we don't know. Don't walk on them with flip flops.

7. Waiting on the Sargussum coming to Florida coasts. 🙏👍

8. I bet that’s how man learned to sail 🤨

9. I'm pretty sure they're probably infants…don't want to see an adult one like the size of a dinosaur

10. So that's what those are! I've been surfing and was wondering what they are.

11. This guy is a great News reporter his voice got my attention, and cool news in a while for me

12. “ Aliens 👽 “

13. I’m Monterey Bay in the 1960s we’d see them often. We love them! The news report did not say if they are only beached and still alive which I pray is so! I trust the outgoing tide will sail them along there beautiful way.
    Never saw them in Ventura…

14. New sea food. Let's make ceviche out of them.

15. When I lived there around 2003-04 bamboo washed up upon the shore from a nearby island and people began building cool homemade structures in the organic debris all along the beach of Pierpont.

16. I saw a few locals eating these little finned blobs.

17. These will exist long after we humans are gone..

18. I'll have mine with extra tentacles please.

19. I love California and the beautiful ocean! ❤Glad this made the news! ❤

20. can you deep fry 'em

21. They are beautiful blue and they come sometimes and die on beach in sf before …

22. Wow fascinating. Never heard of these before

23. I have been eating these for years…
    Incredible for hair growth, stamina, and skin .erase all lines and stretch marks…
    unbelievable

24. Also known as Blue Jellies…. When cold air masses make the ocean surface too cold, they die and wash ashore.

25. I bet they’re chips from Russian spy or China spying on us.

26. I remember seeing these in Piha , New Zealand

27. This happens nearly every year. Velella velella is pretty amazing.

28. "It's okay to hold them by their sail, but I would avoid touching their stinging sail". Uhhh…what!? Do we touch the sail, or do we not touch the sail?

29. Mermaidsssssssss

30. I think there are likely stranger life forms in our oceans then we will ever find in outer space.

31. I bet they vote, and I guarantee they're democrats.

32. Aliens 👽

33. That’s an interesting specimen. It’s a bit sad they got washed up on the beach.

34. That can’t be good.

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