Don't let steveo see it, 😂🎉

Some woman just walks up out of nowhere, “that’s where I left my dildo, thx for finding it”

Pyrosomes, genus Pyrosoma, are free-floating colonial tunicates that usually live in the upper layers of the open ocean in warm seas, although some may be found at greater depths. Pyrosomes are cylindrical or cone-shaped colonies up to 18 m long, made up of hundreds to thousands of individuals, known as zooids.

Commenting here, because I found them on the beach today at dockweiler state beach, CA and saw many of those. I didn’t know what they were and, well, here I am finding out what they are.

Wow thank you

Salps and undersea volcanic activity have a long history of making freaky shit out of sand and bacteria colonys exposed to super high temperatures at ridiculous pressures for a period of time long enough to evolve these blobs of saltwater sand goo.

excellent thanks for posting

A very interesting finding. It was threw out onto the sea coast with the wawes after a storm. Sometimes wawes are been throwing out not such else... BfK. ⭐🐛⭐🐛⭐

Vernal pools in Sacramento County have these critters....jelly fish, half dollar sized bi valve shell things, all fresh water and seasonal...now dead under the progress of apartments. I never knew what these things were until now, thanks. Someone can now put a name to my description of the critters I find that do not exist.

I think it was propably still alive and stored the water to survive...

They look like transparent pickles

Down in Southern California, I was snorkeling in the channel islands and there were millions of these guys everywhere! I was with a whole bunch of marine biologists, and none of them knew why they were there.

Look like a glass hooka piece

Jeez, all you’re getting is people from “newspapers” instead of people who are actually interested in this, kind of feel bad for you.

Wow I have never seen a baby pyrosome

Jesus the balls on you to pick one of those nastys up🤢

Hi Ami, I'm working for a TV show called Strange Evidence and we'd love to use this video. Would you allow us to do so?

Hi Ami, My name is Ailie and I work at Wag TV in the UK. We are producing Strange Evidence on the US Discovery Science channel and would love to use this footage & interview you if you were up for it. Don't hesitate to contact me: [email protected]

You should have a radio show

Cool

This is such a nice video!

Hi Ami, I'm from the swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, I'm wondering if we can use your video of the Pyrosome? Of course with credit to you. Have a nice day!

this video got 13 thousand views but she has 5 subs everyone plz sub to her

I think pyrosomes are small and hard when the colony is small and young as it ages it lengthens thickens and becomes a glowing gelatin colony

Those things looks like a very tiny water bottle. I wonder if I can drink out of those creature things. 😂😂

Just curious, are they hard or jelly like? Can they be eaten, like sea cucumber?

They glow in the dark

Thanks for sharing. There is a story today on National Geographic news about this phenomena.

Hi Ami, I am with weather.com, my apologies if my colleague also reached out, I was wondering if we could use your Pyrosome video on our platforms? Gladly give you all the credit. Thanks, Dan

I don't think that's a pyrosome..?