These bizarre blue sea creatures are washing up on California beaches

Thousands of small sea creatures called Velella velella are invading Bay Area beaches. Here's why and what to do if you come across them: abc7.com/velella-small-blue-s...

[@mattkramer4132]

Reporter Cornell Barnard states that experts say it's important to look and not touch.... @ 1:05 he's holding one. SMH.

[@social3ngin33rin]

normal reporter stuff :P

[@Mlogan11]

So, the ones washed up on the beach are all dead, or can they live if the tide takes them back out?

[@saleemahfareed4495]

Thanks for sharing never they exist 😊 1:43

[@MRFLIP]

Hahahha he said not touch but he is holding one hahaha

[@danielraymadden]

No marine biologist would explain why the mass die off.....

[@jameshoffa7085]

Yet somehow you know that there's some conspiracy right? Nutjob.

[@social3ngin33rin]

strange creatures :)
they are cool and neat :)

[@davidcarruthers5850]

way cool....

[@mhenry4248]

The drainage from the Fukushima reactors?

[@tonchanthol5329]

😢😢😢😊

[@ronbo8512]

Blame c!image change!

[@elpaiser428]

Their delicious 😋 i put lemon and tabasco

[@MoonCricket-yr1xn]

They're here because they know Joe Biden has an open border😅

[@ceecee1001]

🤣🤣🤣😁

[@spaghetti1263]

Gross

[@MoonCricket-yr1xn]

I'm really not impressed😅

[@Ronald-hk6fk]

Climate change 😂😂😂

[@Cubano.Marica]

...uhm, man'O wars ? 💪🥴🤳🍷

[@hiflca]

Was thinking the same thing. Guess this ain't Australia

[@ssakimoto7817]

that's what we call them in Hawaii. Portuguese-man-o-war. ???

[@jameshoffa7085]

What about them? These aren't man o' wars. Probably related though.