Strange creatures wash up on Ardmore beach

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Uploaded by on Jan 5, 2008

Strange creatures (clams?) attached via tubes to a log washed up on Ardmore beach in Ireland.

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  • hehe, invasion indeed amylea6868. Unless my girlfriend and I were drinking too much it was definitely Ardmore. We even tried to go to the White Horses restaurant after but it was closed.

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  • We have these all over the place here in vancouver bc

  • Cryptozoology novel about two boys who find something strange on the beach one night see video book trailer

  • This clam is Lepas anatifera.

    Typical situation on is floatsam.

    

  • omg ewwwwwwwwww that gave me the chills

  • @PaulMWatson The girl is so gentle with these poor sad family of deep sea ocean barnacles/barnacles sea anemone family. Was there a happy ending for this huge family/colony of washed up Stranded family of sea barnacles ?

  • After learning that the more common type of barnacles are edible, I think I would have had to built me a little beach fire pit and roated some of these buggars for a taste :D

  • Swampgas!

  • in my city, south of europel this is a delicatesse its call PERCEVES and sometimes prices riches 35 euros per kilo

  • eat em...

  • Heheh i know what they are..................... but i shall not tell you heheheh youl feel so stupid once you know what they are.

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