Residents and marine scientists alike are baffled about strange white blobs washing up on the shores of Newfoundland, Canada.

Thousands of mysterious blobs that closed several Sydney beaches last month have been revealed to contain materials ...

A scientist has identified the mysterious white blobs that have been washing up along the Newfoundland coast. Canadian officials opened an investigation this autumn as photos of the white substance ...

A chemist in Canada said he has identified “with a high degree of confidence” the strange blobs that started washing up on Newfoundland’s shores months ago.

Kozak received photos, and said the blobs looked like they had formed in a fish tray or large cooler. Department officials also told him that samples had been sent to another university but that ...

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But her takeaway from her investigation is that the blobs are man-made, and were likely a liquid at some point. Potential liquid origin When Corlett first saw images of the blobs, she thought they ...

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A man named Philip Grace shared some pictures of the white substance in a Facebook group with over 40,000 members who traverse Newfoundland’s shores. Grace posted that the blobs range in size ...