A bizarre natural event covers the beaches of Majorca with a slimy blue mass.
Neither locals nor vacationers woke up to the typical golden beach this morning, making Balearic a popular tourist hotspot.
Instead, they faced the coastline of the port of Dessol, covered with thousands of blue objects.
The video of the weird scope shows more and more strange crowds being thrown onto the shore by the waves.
Although the witnesses seem to be something from another planet, there is actually a perfect mortal explanation for the phenomenon.
The strange-looking object is actually a ring of jellyfish, usually flushed by strong winds.
Facebook User Jake Bullit found a small amount of jellyfish on the beach and shared his witnesses online.
He wrote: “Poor Little Villila (Person Thousand Pier), thousands of people were washed up at the western end of the bay, and many more were swept away.”
The strange-looking object is actually a ring jellyfish that is often washed by strong winds
During the spring and winter months, secondary retailers are popular in warm waters. Their name is because their strange shape resembles a sail of a boat
Although not similar to the Portuguese O’O’ War (notorious for its annoying sting), the deputy giants are harmless to humans, and their sting only causes mild skin irritation.
But the problem these beaches in Majorca are dealing with the dead, which are not removed quickly, and may rot and smell bad while attracting flies.
During the spring and winter months, secondary retailers are popular in warm waters.
Their name is because their strange shape resembles a sail of a boat.
True to their name, travel through colonies around the world with “sail” to help them transit.
During their journey, the men in the secondary basket used tentacles and thorns to prey on smaller animals and juvenile fish.