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Are bright blue jellyfish really swarming off the San Diego coast?

Are bright blue jellyfish really swarming off the San Diego coast?
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Blue beach blobs causing headaches for local dog owners

Blue beach blobs causing headaches for local dog owners
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What are those blue blobs piling up on San Diego beaches? Those are Velella velellas! – NBC 7 San Diego

Noticing some jelly-like, blue blobs on San Diego County's beaches lately? Those are none other than Velella velella, also known as "by-the-wind sailors" or.

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Blue blob creatures once again washing up on California s shore

These blue blobs, resembling jellyfish, wash up on the West Coast from time to time. For most humans, they are harmless, scientists say.

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What ARE Those Blue Blobs on San Diego Beaches?

Velella velella, which are fairly common, enter the scientific record in 1758. The critters, which at maturity, reach about 3 or 4 inches in diameter, are.

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