This gelatinous blob is alive, washed up in Texas. Why it’s a good sign.

It may sound like the start of spine-chilling horror film: a mysterious, sentient blob washes up on Texas shores. But don’t fear, Texas park rangers are here.

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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department shared a photo on social media Feb. 6 of a slimy mass found at Inks Lake State Park in Burnet, asking users to cast guesses as to what the goo could be. There was one stipulation: “wrong answers only.”

Here’s what users said:

  • “My brain. Lost that years ago. How did it get over there?”
  • “One T-Rex kidney stone. That explains the yelling!”
  • “Slime from an ice machine.”
  • “Petrified prehistoric pinto bean!”
  • “Bigfoot toenail clipping?”

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