Creatures called blue dragons are washing onto the shores of Texas beaches. Officials are warning spring breakers, and other beachgoers, to stay away from them. Some folks say they resemble a ...

Blue dragons will use the cells to protect them from predators, and humans sometimes get caught in the crossfire. Related article Jersey Zoo welcomes birth of endangered black lion tamarin.

Blue dragons can sting in the water if they feel threatened or agitated, and even after they come ashore and die. Many people don’t know that, and their first instinct is often to touch, as seen ...

The blue sea dragon’s favorite meal is the Portuguese man o’ war, and because their meals consist of a venomous jellyfish, they are able to store and use that venom as their own form of defense.