People Are Worried About Weird Pieces Of Foam Washing Up On New Jersey Beaches

Have you ever seen foam on the beach?

I remember when Hurricane Denis struck the Jersey shore in 1999, the beaches where unbelievable.

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My family went to Sea Isle City after a majority of the storm passed through, and the hurricane churned up a ton of sea foam.

The foam was washing ashore, and being blown all over the place, it was really an incredible sight to see.

However, recently it looks like foam has washed up on the beach and it's causing more people to be concerned than anything else.

Strange Pieces Of Foam Are Washing Up Along The Jersey Shore

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It doesn't appear to be sea foam either, but it's actual foam like what you'd find in a package.

According to News 12, beachgoers in Bay Head and Spring Lake found pieces of foam washed along the shoreline.

A few people thought they were pieces of a wind turbine that apparently fell apart near Martha's Vineyard over the summer.

But News 12 reports that Clean Ocean Action can't confirm that the foam that washed up at the Jersey Shore is in fact from broken wind turbine blades.

So then what is the weird foam that's washing up on our shores?

As of now it just remains a mystery, I mean the ocean is unimaginable massive so it could be literally anything that washed ashore.

Clean Ocean Action is apparently going to continue to analyze the foam pieces so hopefully that means we get some answers sooner rather than later.