I hope this is not what the Weather Girls meant when they said, “It’s Raining Men.” According to a story stumbled on by OccupyGh.com, thousand of ‘p.e.n.i.s like fish’ has washed ashore a California beach on December 6 after a major storm.
Reports say the fat innkeeper worms, commonly known as “p.e.n.i.s fish” were spotted covering Drakes Beach in Marin County.
According to the Monterey Bay Aquarium, the “p.e.n.is fishes” survive in the muddy sand of low-zone mudflats by building U-shaped burrows.
One David Ford who discovered the worms expressed shock, saying he had never seen such a creature.
“I had no idea what they might be… it went on for two miles,” Ford told Vice Motherboard. “I walked for another half hour and they were scattered everywhere.”
“There were seagulls lined up the beach the whole way having eaten so much they could barely stand. A quarter of them looked like they were still alive. The rest were dead, they had a dead sea-creature smell.”
Check out photos of the fishes below or visit OccupyGh.com for more stories.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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