In the wake of Hurricane Erin, here are five of the most bizarre things that have been found washed ashore on different ...

A 6 ft (1.82 m) U.S. Navy training mine, Miami Beach, Florida, December 2011 (via NBC Miami) Message in a bottle, dropped to the sea in March 1936, washed up in November 2012 on a beach in New Zealand ...

Garfield wasn't the only 1980s icon making news by washing up on a distant shore. In early 2012, a life-size model of the "E.T." movie character was found washed up near a beach off the coast of ...

Two tombstones from the 1800s washed up on a San Francisco beach. The mystery was eventually solved - they were repurposed to make a nearby sea wall in the 1940s, and were washed loose.

Children on Germany's North Sea island Langeoog thought the Easter bunny had come early in January 2017, when thousands of colourful plastic eggs floated onto its sandy beaches. The eggs, which ...

No humans were on board, but there was a partially clothed (bald) mannequin. Most recently, a brick of cocaine washed up on Melbourne Beach Tuesday, Sept. 3, during Hurricane Dorian.

You never know what the ocean will cough up along the Florida coastline. The shore has been lined with some weird and strange things over the years thanks to hurricanes and tides. The latest was a … ...

A weird alien-like fish recently washed up on an Oregon beach. Although it looked otherworldly, it was actually a 7-foot-long ocean sunfish. Experts also call the fish a Mola mola.

But in October 2013, a monstrous giant squid washed up on a Spanish beach. The tentacled behemoth measured 30 feet (9 meters) long and weighed 400 pounds (180 kilograms) — that's about the same ...

Experts at Cape Lookout National Seashore in North Carolina need help identifying "weird things" that washed up on the beach recently, leaving them "stumped." "Okay everybody, we need some help ...

Here are the ten weirdest things that have washed up on Florida's beaches. Coast Guardsmen unload part of a single seizure that amounted to two tons of cocaine.

There have been a number of bizarre and strange things that have washed up on beaches around Dorset throughout the years- and some that have given both locals and tourists a cause for concerns.