Electric blue sea creatures wash up on UK beaches as experts issue warning

More stunning Velella Velella have been found on a beach in Cumbria, but marine experts have told people to look and not touch the creatures dubbed "alien jellyfish"

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The unusual creatures, known as Velella velella or 'by-the-wind-sailor', have washed up on St Bees beach in Cumbria.

Hundreds of exotic-looking sea creatures have washed up on beaches in northwest England after being driven there by westerly winds.Beachgoers in Cumbria stopped to photograph the raft of animals, known as “by-the-wind sailors”, that appeared along St Bees beach.But wildlife experts warned people not to touch them becau

Abby Neve A natural phenomenon has captivated beachgoers across Wales as sightings of blue, glowing waves surge along the coastline. The electric blue glow is caused by bioluminescent plankton, small sea creatures that emit light when disturbed by movement. Unusually high sea temperatures Coastal bioluminescence is typ