Blue, jellyfish-like creatures are washing ashore on Texas beaches. Here's why you should avoid them By Ryan Nickerson , Staff writer Updated July 7, 2023 3:25 p.m.

Texas officials to beachgoers: Watch your step. Small and blue tentacled creatures have been spotted along the shores of Galveston Island State Park on the western Gulf Coast, the Texas Parks and ...

Blue button jellyfish are washing up on Texas beaches by Galveston, photos show. They’re not actually jellyfish, but their tentacles can sting.

Critters The Blue Button Jellyfish Washing Up on Our Beaches Aren’t Jellyfish at All They’re colonies of tiny creatures that drift with the tides.

They look like jellyfish, and sting like jellyfish, but are not in fact jellyfish. Tiny and mysterious blue sea creatures were recently spotted washed ashore along the Texas Gulf Coast. On Reddit ...

Beachgoers have also spotted Portuguese man o' wars along the Texas coast in March. Visit Port Aransas warned others about the stinging jellyfish in a Facebook post on Tuesday, March 5.

Beachgoers along the Texas coast may notice an unusual jellyfish washing ashore—one that is nearly transparent with striking radial canals and a flattened bell. This is the many-ribbed jellyfish ...

The many-ribbed jellyfish, known for its translucent body and mild sting, has been spotted on Texas shores. This jellyfish species, reaching up to 7 inches in diameter, is identifiable by its ...

The bumper crop of moon jellyfish came from the storm surge of Hurricane Francine and they've been seen in Galveston, Bolivar and other area on the Texas coast. Skip Navigation.

A tentacled summer visitor has arrived on the shores of the western Gulf. It looks like a jellyfish, but it's not. Look at the beautiful blue creatures — but don't touch, say state officials.

Blue button jellyfish are washing up on Texas beaches by Galveston, photos show. They’re not actually jellyfish, but their tentacles can sting. Blue ‘buttons’ are washing up on Texas coast ...