I'm not really a beach person. At least, not in the classic sense. I wilt in the sun, can't swim, and don't do well in crowds.
But I do like wandering along a rocky shore on a cool day, enjoying a crisp breeze and looking for neat rocks and shells.
I'm sure these people also found cool rocks, but their beachy treasures are far more interesting.
Inspired by the #trashtag movement, this person decided to pick up some litter at their nearby beach. For their good deed, they found a crisp $50 bill.
Some might also consider this a treasure, but according to the post, the cocaine was turned over to the authorities and was worth around $150,000.
One end of the stalk is stuck so firmly into the ground that the wind and water have spun it around to create a perfect circle pattern in the sand.
It's a piece of glacier ice found in Torres del Paine National Park in southern Chile. The climate there is just right to keep the ice solid, but the heat of a person's hands is probably enough to start it melting.
Probably multiple someones, because I can't see how a single person could hold the rocks in place while also building the arches. Unless it was an artistic octopus.
That's one big, dead squid this dude found. Like, the head (body?) is almost as long as he is tall. It's creepy, and yet kind of fascinating at the same time.
When some friends found it while fishing they opened it up to find the story of a man who also loved the water. They followed his last request, snapping a pic to share online before resealing the bottle and throwing it back out to sea.
But it's still awesome. According to the poster, the display is part of a publicity stunt by a nearby music shop to promote a charity campaign.
But if I have to choose one, it would be this insanity on a beach in Tel Aviv. The detail is ridiculous, right down to the use of drier, whiter sand to make the whole little town look covered in snow.
I don't know where the bust came from, but it's both beautiful and creepy. The mussels turn it into an eerie work of art. I would have returned it to the water after taking pics.
This glass orb was found on a Hawaii beach and it's beautiful. Looks like a tiny, glowing planet. The finder threw it back into the water so that the ecosystem could keep on growing.
