The unique creatures are called Blue Button Jellyfish, or Porpita Porpita, and officials are asking you to keep an eye out for them as they can cause skin irritations if you touch them.

That blue jellyfish-like creature seen on an Ocean City beach, is actually a siphonopores-- or as some argued in a Facebook post earlier this week the species of a Portuguese man o' war.

Blue button jellyfish have been spotted washed ashore in Galveston and Surfside Beach. ... Attached to the main body are tentacles that are usually bright blue or green in color.

The tentacles appear to be bright blue, turquoise, and yellow in color. Then there is something gross – the blue button jellyfish’s mouth also releases its waste.

Blue, jellyfish-like creatures are washing ashore on Texas beaches. Here's why you should avoid them By Ryan Nickerson , Staff writer Updated July 7, 2023 3:25 p.m.

Blue buttons, known for brilliant color, are common along the Gulf Coast, and also found in parts of the Atlantic Ocean, and the Pacific and Indian Oceans. They just rarely travel so far north as ...

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The sea creatures resemble jellyfish, but their stings are more like a Portuguese man-o-war. The Galveston Bay Area Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist reports recent sightings of a porpita ...

The sea creatures resemble jellyfish, but their stings are more like a Portuguese man-o-war. The Galveston Bay Area Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist reports recent sightings of a porpita ...