These blue sea creatures are washing up on San Francisco beaches — they're not jellyfish

If you've been to Baker Beach in San Francisco this week, you've probably seen droves of blue jellyfish-like creatures ...

Thousands of Mysterious Blue Creatures Wash Up on San Francisco Beach

The sea creatures — known as Velella — washed up on Baker Beach in San Francisco on Monday, April 27 ...

Beach hazards statement issued for Bay Area Shorelines for Saturday and Sunday

On Thursday at 12:52 p.m. the NWS San Francisco CA issued a beach hazards statement valid from Saturday 11 a.m. until Sunday ...

Beach hazards statement affecting Bay Area Shorelines Saturday and Sunday – sneaker waves may occur

Coastal North Bay including Point Reyes National Seashore, San Francisco Peninsula Coast, Northern Monterey Bay and Southern ...

Velella velella: What to know about strange sea creatures washing up on Bay Area beaches

They look like aliens, but these blue jellyfish-like creatures are very much of this world. They are not dangerous to humans, ...
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Bay Area Beaches Are Chock-Full of Mysterious Blue Creatures Again. Here’s How to See Them

Why all those Velella velella — also known as “by-the-wind-sailors” — have washed up in the Bay Area right now, and where to ...

These mysterious creatures are washing up on SF's beaches. Here's what to know

No, it's not a jellyfish.
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Woman rescued from San Francisco cliff had been swept away while swimming, fire officials say

SAN FRANCISCO -- Firefighters now say the woman who was rescued from a cliff near San Francisco's Ocean Beach on Wednesday has been swimming before she got stuck. The current pulled her away, and she ...