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Robin Wilson via Wikimedia Commons under CC BY-SA 4.0 California beachgoers have been shocked to find thousands of blue, jellyfish-like creatures coating the West Coast sands. Del Dickson ...

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On Saturday, the Repic beach in Puerto Soller was covered by thousands upon thousands of 'velella velella', a jellyfish-like hydrozoa species known in English, among other names, as 'little sail'.

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