Each week during my beach surveys along the Texas coast, I never know what I’ll find washed up with the tide, but one category of discovery never fails to raise eyebrows — creepy dolls. Worn, ...

These “demon dolls” washing up on Texas beaches are giving John Oliver the creeps. In an online exclusive of his HBO show “Last Week Tonight,” the 45-year-old British American came in on his week off ...

The dolls appear, one by one, coated in sand and muck and seaweed. Limbs are missing, and once-pristine clothing is tattered. Hair is matted. Plastic bodies are covered in barnacles, sticky little ...

Something creepy's been washing ashore in South Texas, and it's been causing at least one professional beachcomber to have trouble sleeping at night. "Look at this one! Barnacles on the face, all over ...

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 ...

Creepy dolls keep washing up on the same beach but no one knows where they come from. Scientists who regularly visit a Texas beach for research say they've been left spooked after finding dozens of ...

Texas is home to hundreds of miles of coastline that washes up any and all manner of eclectic items and one reserve gets plenty of attention for sharing the weirdest and most interesting items picked ...

The dolls keep arriving, month after month, year after year. Where they come from is a mystery, but the waves bring them in and lay them on the Texas sand, where Mission-Aransas Reserve researchers ...

Baby dolls deformed by the Texas Gulf Coast creeped out media personality John Oliver earlier this month. After viewing photographs of dolls who had been impaled by barnacles and splashed in “green ...

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