Thousands of bright blue blobs are washing up on CA beaches. Are they dangerous?Velella velella, also known as by-the-wind sailors, are flooding California beaches, marking the arrival of spring.
What are the blue blobs washing up on SoCal beaches? Welcome to Velella velella ValhallaThe mysterious beached Velella velella highlight the significance of tracking and understanding marine ecosystems.
Bay Area beaches get new influx of blobby sea creaturesVelella, or by-the-wind sailors, frequently wash ashore along the Marin coast, particularly after rainfall, signaling seasonal patterns.
Thousands of bright blue blobs are washing up on CA beaches. Are they dangerous?Velella velella, also known as by-the-wind sailors, are flooding California beaches, marking the arrival of spring.
What are the blue blobs washing up on SoCal beaches? Welcome to Velella velella ValhallaThe mysterious beached Velella velella highlight the significance of tracking and understanding marine ecosystems.
Bay Area beaches get new influx of blobby sea creaturesVelella, or by-the-wind sailors, frequently wash ashore along the Marin coast, particularly after rainfall, signaling seasonal patterns.
Thousands of strange sea creatures are blanketing Bay Area beachesVelella velella have reappeared along the California coast, signaling the arrival of summer.
Thousands of Mysterious Blue Creatures Wash Up on Bay Area Beaches After Warmer Winters | KQEDVelella velella jellyfish-like creatures are washing ashore in California, sparking interest and concern among scientists about climate change effects.
What are those odd-looking sea creatures washing up on California beaches?Thousands of by-the-wind sailors, Velella velellas, known for their blue hues, were found dead on Southern California shores due to currents and winds.
Thousands of strange sea creatures are blanketing Bay Area beachesVelella velella have reappeared along the California coast, signaling the arrival of summer.
Thousands of Mysterious Blue Creatures Wash Up on Bay Area Beaches After Warmer Winters | KQEDVelella velella jellyfish-like creatures are washing ashore in California, sparking interest and concern among scientists about climate change effects.
What are those odd-looking sea creatures washing up on California beaches?Thousands of by-the-wind sailors, Velella velellas, known for their blue hues, were found dead on Southern California shores due to currents and winds.