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Mysterious blue sea creatures linked to venomous jellyfish wash up on UK beach
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The blue by-the-wind sailor, also known as Velella velella, is a small, ocean-dwelling creature that is often found in large groups and is known to wash up on beaches after strong winds. These creatures are related to jellyfish and have a venomous sting, although it is generally not strong enough to cause significant harm to humans. The appearance of these creatures on UK beaches is not uncommon, but large-scale wash-ups can still attract significant attention and fascination from beachgoers.
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Mysterious blue sea creatures linked to venomous jellyfish wash up on UK beach
Blue by-the-wind sailors fascinate beachgoers
30 Jul, 20:07
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