"Texas Beachgoers Beware: Venomous Blue Dragons and Portuguese Man o' Wars Wash Up for Spring Break"

Researchers warn beachgoers about the blue dragons, a bright blue and silver sea slug found on Texas beaches, as touching them can result in a painful sting that can last for hours. These creatures feed on toxins from jellyfish-like organisms and their habitat is expanding, possibly due to climate change. Increased awareness and social media have led to more sightings, but it's important for people to avoid touching them, especially if they come ashore. If stung, experts advise pouring vinegar or warm water on the site and seeking medical attention if necessary.