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...Morning visitors to Drakes Beach in Northern California last week witnessed thousands of strange 10-inch phallic fish washed up on the shore.
... The strange creatures are known as "Fat innkeeper worms," and they have been spotted on other nearby beaches in California in the past.
... At Drakes Beach last week, thousands of these things washed up on the beach, making it entirely impossible to walk the beach without stepping on them.
... SHOOK Thousands of these marine worms-called fat innkeeper worms, or "Penis fish"-were found on Drake's Beach last week! These phallic organisms are quite common along the West coast of North America, but they spend their whole lives in U-shaped burrows under the sand, so few beachgoers are aware of their existence.
... Of course, the strange phallic appearance of the fat innkeeper seems to attract far more attention than the many other sea creatures that wash up onshore throughout the year.
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