Woah! Did you guys find this very recently? It's winter! I didn't know these guys were here during this time!

this is very interesting thanks for showing us.

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Vinegar, warm water? Are you kidding? That nonsense went out in Australia in the 80’s. No lifeguard with a conscience would advise that. Flush with cool salt water in the ocean.

Did you put the creature back in the sea? I know they sting but humans are guests in the ocean. It would be a shame if it was just left on land to die

It's sad that there is so much concern with brown/red tide as far as the money spent in monitoring it, yet trenching areas such as Nueces is ignored...probably because of the money these industries pay to be allowed to do it.

What did you do with him

It's bigger than I thought

Wow. What beach?

I encounter one in the daytime and Florida I was like what the hell was that and then I noticed his eyes and I googled then turn out to be a ghost crab pretty cool things I did not go near it after fast indeed

What do they eat? fish, plankton, octopus, and Harte Research Institute Professors

Why are you touching it!?

I appreciate these surveys for this important information.

I see an open space on the skull forehead. Is that part of the sonar (?) for locating food?

Hey Jace! Did you see these Bottlenose Dolphins in Corpus Christi, Texas? And are you on one of the islands by chance? Maybe Mustang Island or Port Aransas?

Thanks Jace, and thanks for clarifying they're not porpoises. A couple of good things to know is it is illegal to possess any bone/skulls etc. of marine mammals so if a person finds one, leave alone. It is also illegal to approach dolphins/marine mammals, and also to feed them anything-not just Cheetos, and there's a lots of good reasons for that.

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It's a sperm.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS !! I'M SITTING HERE AMAZED!!!

Keep the series going

i was fly fishing the jetties and i caught one somehow. opened it up and it was fat with uni, i am curious if they are safe to eat here.

Thanks for these videos and merry Christmas!

Thanks for doing these videos. It’s nice to see and hear you describe the various creatures that wash up on the beach.

Ive seen these things on Port Aransas and Mustang Island lately! I've always wondered what they looked like! They look funny lookin!

Sea turtles eat them

i wanna smash it (only bc it looks like glass)

It is a shame that people aren't more cognizant of these things. Thanks for educating people. As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

Interesting to note. $5k worth of tech. They should at least send you $100! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

Interesting to note. Beautiful creatures! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

Interesting to note! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

Interesting to note! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

Interesting to note! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

Interesting to note. As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

Interesting to note! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

There were lots of these on Miami Beach

those blue crabs are awesome

If you want to cut rubber you need a very sharp blade,and it needs to be thin.

Dude do your research rubber trees produce latex, the process to produce vulcanized rubber was developed by Charles Goodyear in 1844 mixing sulphur and the latex and heating it.

its a good day when he posts videos about marine life

Is this just a reupload? Regardless, those crabs look cool!

SAVE THE BALES!!

Those crabs are always grumpy looking 😂

I swear all these translucid things in the ocean are aliens that fell in meteorites or some shit BEWARE

October 5, about 1000, the Christian G sank. There were no injuries. An oil sheen was observed at the site of the sinking. The lost cargo of bagged shrimp had an estimated value of $150,000, and the Christian G, which was declared a total loss, had an estimated value of $795,000.

Can these be grown inland in Corpus Christi? Or in pots?

Those would be awesome for all of us “at home Ninjas”, as they would make great throwing knife targets!!

Let me know when square groupers start washing up.

saw mountains of these stored at DLA base. had estate and date of origin branded onto them congo something 1945. still good stuff.. sheets with outer wrap around. bounced like big pencil eraser lol

Great info. Thank you!

Uh toxic leaching