Beachcombers in Padre Island, Texas have been finding ‘creepy’ dolls washing up on local beaches, spanning years.
It's the stuff nightmares are made of, creepy dolls and doll parts are washing up on Texas beaches, and no one seems to know why.
Members of the Mission Aransas Reserve at the University of Texas Marine Science Institute are finding dolls, or parts of dolls, along the beaches on Padre Island.
Many of the dolls have barnacles growing on them, suggesting they've been floating out in the Gulf of Mexico for quite some time.
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Barnacle doll. 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
New doll! 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Chucky… 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Happy ball 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
You know we had to find a baby. 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Noooo!!!! 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Another doll!!! 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Mermaid
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Light bulb
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Such pretty eyes 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Not as creepy as some others we have found 🙂.
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Doll comb. 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Creepy!!!
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Found a Gift for my kids this holidays. 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Another creepy doll head
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Soccer ball
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Barbie!!! 😂
Jace Tunnell, University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Rick Tinnin with a message in a bottle. There’s a very interesting story here that we are making a beach combing video about. Stay tuned.
The University says all sorts of bizarre items are found during their weekly beach surveys, but the dolls seem to be the 'most interesting.'
