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Seven rarest, weirdest creatures found in Texas in 2021

Seven rarest, weirdest creatures found in Texas in 2021

We ve Never Seen Anything Like This: Elusive, Scary-Looking Eel Species Found on Beach

We ve Never Seen Anything Like This: Elusive, Scary-Looking Eel Species Found on Beach
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Bizarre eyeball-like spaghetti monster leaves terrified boy, 8 , fleeing ocean in pain

Bizarre eyeball-like spaghetti monster leaves terrified boy, 8 , fleeing ocean in pain An eight-year-old boy swimming on a Texas beach, suffered a nasty sting from a bizarre-looking creature his mum later hunted down to send photos to a scientist A rare jellyfish looks scarily similar to an eyeball (Image: Credit: Pen News/Jennifer Baltazar) The Daily Star s FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.

Coastal News Today | TX - Creepy eyeball creatures washing up on Texas beaches, experts say What are they?

Jennifer Baltazar told KSAT she was walking along the beach near Corpus Christi when something stung her son. “That’s when we noticed it because I went looking for what could’ve stung him,” Baltazar told the news outlet. “We were super surprised because we’ve never seen anything like that on the beach.” Baltazar says her family thought it was a fish eyeball. The “creepy eyeball-looking creatures” initially stumped Mustang Island State Park officials. Farther south along the barrier island, Padre Island National Seashore received reports of similar “strange” creatures washing ashore, too. The national seashore says the creatures are a siphonophore in the Rhizophysidae family.

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