'Creepy eyeball looking creatures' turn up along Mustang Isl

'Creepy eyeball looking creatures' turn up along Mustang Island


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Something rare and creepy recently washed ashore on Mustang Island, and it's best to stay away from them.Jennifer BaltazarShow MoreShow Less
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On March 29, Jennifer Baltazar didn't notice the eyeball-looking creatures scattered on the shore until her son starting to feel pain in his foot.Jennifer BaltazarShow MoreShow Less
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When Baltazar traced back their steps to see what he could have stepped on, she saw the jellyfish-like species.Jennifer BaltazarShow MoreShow Less
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She took pictures and sent them to Mission Aransas reserve director Jace Tunnell at the University of Texas Marine Science Institute, who told MySA.com he's never seen before. After some research, the institute identified them as Rhizophysa eysenhardti – a creature related to Portuguese man-of-war.Jennifer BaltazarShow MoreShow Less

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