Guests from outer space or natural prank? This question addressed the people of the Australian city of Sydney on the beach from seeing thousands of green eggs.
The beach of the "egg" when they find people argued that it was never seen anything like it, and the jokingly called them unborn UFOs (unidentified flying objects. - Ed.) And the alien fluff balls. It is also considered that maybe it's the Japanese moss balls.
"Three days ago, there were only a few egg-shaped balls, but today they seem much bigger and swerving all over the beach," - said Jenny Zhang who lives nearby.
"It was a windy day and the big waves. I picked one up and it compresses the ball, but I was not sure if he's alive, and worried that I might injure someone in the inside. I was surprised by the perfect-shaped, bright green and to live what they looked like, "- said during the morning walk discovered these bubbles Scarlett de Villers.
Of course, soon the New South Wales University Professor Alistair Poore'as assured that this is not really the objects from another galaxy.
Strange balls is probably a rare species of marine algae, which can be seen all over the world very often. Such balls seaweed rolls trying to protect themselves from predators.
"I've seen things like that sometimes dead seaweed can wrap up and form balls, but they come from dead matter. These balls look very alive - said the expert. - This is - the algae living in freedom, not on the rocks, and the formation of a sphere-shaped balls. "
This is the second joke unusual nature of Sydney's beaches in the past few weeks. Recently, the New South Wales coast waves three nights glowed fluorescent blue - floated on the surface of the water plankton huge squads, on the spring, beginning in the southern hemisphere, left.
