Blue jelly-like creatures popping up along California beaches

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I thought the Easter Bunny dropped a sack of his eggs off shore.....
 

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I ran across one last friday while beach hunting in Biloxi Mississippi. First one I’ve ever seen.
 

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Velella is in the same phylum as anemones, corals, jellyfish and hydroids. It was once thought to be a colony of animals similar to the infamous Portuguese Man-of-War, but careful research has shown that it is a complicated individual rather than an assemblage of animals.
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Source: https://baynature.org/article/wind-sailors-seasonal-vellela-beachings/
 

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