Unexpectedly, 20 netizens picked up a surprising "baby" at the beach

The first: 4 eggs found on the beach, I don't know what animal laid them here

The second: Toy cars picked up by netizens at the beach for several years

The third: a shoe on the beach, which has become the "home" of some shellfish

Fourth: A netizen picked up a beer can on the beach, the pattern on it is completely different from the one on the market, and later went home to check, only to find that this is a beer produced in 1959

Fifth: A perfectly round stone found by the sea

Sixth: When you pick up a shell on the beach, you never know what's in it, and finally the little guy returns safely to the sea

Seventh: A man with great luck picked up a very large mussel on the beach, which actually contained 28 pearls

Eighth: A strangely shaped bottle I found during a dive, it looked like it was supposed to be a perfume bottle, and now it's my latest collection

Ninth: When the tide is low, the scholar went to catch the sea, and the result was that he picked up an amazing thing for the first time

Tenth: This is a conch shell picked up by a netizen at the beach, what kind of conch is it?

Eleventh: A netizen picked up all kinds of shells and shiny little stones on the beach, they are really beautiful

Twelfth: Ceramic shards picked up by the sea, if you pick up a complete porcelain, you will be rich

The thirteenth: a 200-year-old and intact Maraschino bottle from the Austro-Hungarian Empire

Fourteenth: The sea glass collected by a netizen on the beach for many years has been washed by the waves and turned extremely round

Fifteenth: Someone abandons a door by the sea, which looks like an entrance to another world

Sixteenth: Megalodon teeth found during ocean diving, they are really too big

Seventeenth: A fossil picked up by the sea, I don't know how much it can be worth

Eighteenth: A drifting bottle with a letter and a photo, but unfortunately this netizen doesn't know the words on it

The nineteenth: A netizen picked up an empty bottle of toilet cleaning by the sea in San Andrés, Colombia

Twentieth: A piece of wood that I picked up at the beach that resembles a human ear