
Thousands of dead sea creatures are washing up on English beaches
CNN
British environmental watchdogs have launched an investigation after thousands of dead sea creatures washed up on beaches in North East England.
Sharon Bell, a Marske-by-the-Sea resident, told CNN she walked the beach near her home every day and had seen a "steady build-up of soft crustaceans," in the past few weeks.
Bell said she went to the beach on Monday morning and was shocked to see "the seaweed was piled high to waist level, but it was absolutely full, and I mean thousands of dead crabs and alive crabs, all varieties, lobsters as well."

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