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Venomous Blue Sea Dragons spotted in Outer Banks
Venomous blue sea dragons spotted in the Outer Banks can sting you even if they're dead
According to the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, the blue sea dragon, also known as the Glaucus atlanticus, is a species of sea slug that lives in the open ocean and is of the Glaucidae family.
Venomous blue sea dragons wash ashore in Outer Banks
Venomous sea slugs have been spotted along North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Known as blue sea dragons, these slugs live in the ocean and occasionally get washed ashore by strong winds. A Facebook post by the Cape Hatteras National Seashore advises visitors to admire the creatures from a safe distance and to be cautious that more could be nearby because they can travel in groups.
Dragons on the Outer Banks? Venomous blue sea slugs wash up on the beach.
The blue sea dragon, a type of venomous sea slug that lives in the open ocean, has recently been spotted at Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
Blue Sea Dragon: Venomous sea slug with painful sting washing up in OBX
Park rangers are telling people who visit the beach there to admire them from a distance and to not touch them because dead or alive they remain venomous.
Poisonous Blue Sea Dragon spotted on North Carolina coast
The National Seashore says the animal eats venomous creatures and can store the venom it eats and use it for its defense.
Blue sea dragons make for interesting, yet venomous sight along Outer Banks
The blue sea dragon (Glaucus atlanticus) was recently spotted washing up on the Outer Banks. They're only about an inch wide and are interesting to look at, but rangers say that you should be cautious around them. They are venomous and can sting you.
Venomous creatures wash up on popular North Carolina beaches
Venomous Blue Sea Dragons are washing up on the sandy shores of the Outer Banks in North Carolina, and National Park officials advise to admire them from a distance.
Venomous blue sea dragons are washing up on the Outer Banks
BUXTON, N.C. — Officials from the Cape Hatteras National Seashore are raising awareness about the Glaucus atlanticus, or blue
sea
dragons
, a species of venomous
sea
slugs, that are washing up on ...
Venomous sea creatures wash ashore in North Carolina
Venomous sea slugs have been spotted along North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Known as blue sea dragons, these slugs live in the ocean and occasionally get washed ashore by strong winds. A Facebook post by the Cape Hatteras National Seashore advises visitors to admire the creatures from a safe distance and to be cautious that more
Blue sea dragons washing up on NC beaches
Venomous blue sea dragons have been spotted recently on beaches in North Carolina's Outer Banks. Boise State moves into the 12-team field after Northern Illinois lost in Week 4. This college football season is still devoid of major upsets,
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NC beachgoers warned to avoid venomous sea slugs
BUXTON, N.C. (WTVD) -- The Cape Hatteras National Seashore is warning beachgoers about the venomous sea slug, which looks ...
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