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has become somewhat of a cult-classic among sci-fi and horror fans.
And now a strange alien-looking Stranger Things monster has washed up on a rural beach in North Wales and has got everyone talking.North Wales LiveShell Longmore, visits the beach often and posted the image on Facebook to try and discover what the sea critter is. Others recognised the similarity with the Shadow Monster, aka the Mind Flayer, a giant, spider-like beast from Stranger Things.
Gooseneck barnacles come at a luxury price too. Traditionally gathered from underwater rocks and crevices on Spain’s Costa da Morte, or Coast of Death, they are among the world’s most expensive seafoods. Export prices of up to £300 per kilo have been reported, though they can be bought online for around £80-£90 for a kilo.
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