Thousands of jellyfish-like creatures known as jellyfish have appeared By-the-wind sailors They have washed up along the shores of Southern California, and according to what was published by the Daily Mail website, marine biologists advise beachgoers to look for them, but not to touch them because they have tentacles that can leave a small sting, although they are not considered dangerous to humans..

These creatures have a semi-sail, which allows them to move across the ocean and makes them at the mercy of currents and winds.

So far, they have been spotted at dozens of beaches along the California coast including Huntington Beach, Zuma Beach, Manhattan Beach, and Salt Creek Beach..

known as sailors By-the-wind Also in the name of hydroids They feed on algae and zooplankton.

Marine experts say the creatures often appear on beaches after strong winds have pushed them ashore. The recent wave of powerful storms in California is likely a factor in their arrival this time around.