Visitors to Padre Island and Port Aransas recently got to see more than just a beautiful Texas coastline. Some experienced a rare sight to see: pink meanie jellyfish.

A “creepy, eyeball-looking” creature has made its way to Mustang Island State Park this week, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife officials.

Padre Island National Seashore officials announced on social media Friday that these jellyfish have been “washing up by the thousands," in the area. Moon Jellyfish have been washing up by the thousands at Padre Island National Seashore. According to Padre Island National Seashore officials, these jellyfish have been “washing up by the thousands." (Credit: Padre Island National Seashore ) (Padre Island National Seashore)These jellies can be found worldwide but are common in the Laguna Madre during the summer, PINS officials said. Mystery creature washes up on beach at Padre Island National Seashore