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 Bizarre-looking blue blob creatures are once again washing up on California s beaches, but scientists have said they are usually harmless to humans.The blobs are known as velella velella, or  by-the-wind sailors.  According to UC San Diegos Scripps Institution of Oceanography, they have been in the scientific record since 1758. They also tend to wash onto the coasts of Oregon and Washington.They have an appearance similar to jellyfish but are a different species. They get their name because of the sail-like features on their body.According to UC San Diego resear stanley website chers, they are moved by water currents and wind, causing them to wash onshore. They have a pretty co stanley puodelis mplex life history. There are additional stages where they will reside in the dee stanley flasche p sea during the wintertime. Then, when conditions are such that they support a lot of zooplankton activity, like we see here in the spring, they transition to the stage with the sail, and they make an excursion from the deep sea up to the surface,  Scripps Institution of Oceanography pelagic invertebrate collection manager Linsey Sala said in auniversity feature on the creatures. That s when we start to see them in their feeding stage, with their tentacles trailing underneath them just below the surface. SEE MORE: What is that  Mysterious carcass washes ashore on Lake MichiganIn late March, Madison McKay, a research fellow at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, noted on a TikTok video that the velella velella started washing onto shore. HerT Sshg How the COVID lockdown in Shanghai has spun into chaos
 PHOENIX 鈥?The Arizona Court of Appeals has upheld the murder conviction and sentencing of Jodi Arias in the 2008 death of her former boyfriend.                            Arias  lawyers had argued                         a pros stanley cup price ecutor s misconduct and a judge s failure to control news coverage during the case deprived her of the right to a fair trial.Arias is currently serving a life sentence for her first-degree murder conviction in the death of Travi stanley mug s Alexander at his home in Mesa.Prosecutors said Arias violently attacked Alexander in a jealous rage after he wanted to end their affair and planned a trip to Mexico with another woman. Arias has acknowledged killing Alexander but claimed it was self-defense after he attacked her.The guilty phase of Arias  trial ended in 2013 with jurors convicting her but deadlocking on punishment. A second sentencing trial ended in early 2015 with another jury deadlock, leading a judge to sentence Arias to prison for life. I am pleased with the court s decision to affirm the conviction of someone who committed a brutal murder,  Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel said.Kirk Nurmi, Jodi Arias  former defense attorney, provided the following statement. In April of 2015, Ms. Arias was provided the opportunity to speak in advance of her sentencing. In what I believe to be her attempt to inflict further pain on the Alexander family, Ms. Arias used a portio stanley mug n of this opportunity to admit committing the crime of first-degree murder against her forme