Red Tuna Crabs wash up on Mission Beach, San Diego, also in Ensenada, Mexico, on Del Monte Beach in Monterey, Ca. and Imperial Beach

http://strangesounds.org/2016/06/thousands-red-tuna-crabs-mission-beach-san-diego-video.html

Thousands of red tuna crabs wash up on Mission Beach, San Diego
By Strange Sounds -
Jun 13, 2016


 
Thousands of red tuna crabs washed ashore on June 7, 2016 in Mission Beach, San Diego, California.

Visitors in the area around the South Shores Park Boat Launch found beaches covered with the crabs.

Red tuna crasbs are typically found off the coast of Baja California, however, El Nino weather patterns have pushed them north and onto Southern Californian beaches.
Last month, millions of crabs also washed ashore in Ensenada, Mexico, on Del Monte Beach in Monterey, California and Imperial Beach.

CBS News 8 – San Diego, CA News Station – KFMB Channel 8
Something weird is going on and everybody blames El Nino.

This really isn't that unusual. Not the first time and probably not the last time either. We get a little more of 'em with an el-nino ocean warming (and it's a slight warming at that) but things return to normal once ocean temps return to normal. Kinda unusual and fun to see these crabs if you aren't familiar with 'em. Video news report from KFMB is below.

http://www.cbs8.com/story/32169366/thousands-of-red-tuna-crabs-wash-up-in-mission-bay