A yellow-bellied sea snake was seen at a beach in Oxnard. (Photo via CBS LA)
OXNARD (CBS) — Extremely venomous snakes are washing up onto California beaches and some scientists say El Niño may be to blame.
The yellow-bellied sea snakes are normally found in the South Pacific and off the coast of Mexico and Costa Rica.
READ MORE: 'It’s A Big One'; Weekend Atmospheric River Gaining Intensity Off California CoastAnna Iker snapped a photo a sea snake Thursday at Silver Strand beach in Oxnard while she was watching her kids play in the water.
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