Rare LEGO Octopus Found On Beach!
A 13-year-old boy has found a rare Lego piece washed up on a beach in south-west England.

Liutauras, from Cornwall, spotted the octopus after two years of searching for Lego pieces that famously fell into the sea thirty years ago, when a cargo ship encountered a storm.
In fact, it's not the only piece Liutauras has gathered from the shore - he's collected almost 800 pieces of the toy!

He regularly goes down to the local beaches with his parents to see what he can find and he's also come across a number of fossils too.
Nearly five million pieces of Lego fell into the sea off the coast of Cornwall in 1997 when a cargo ship encountered a storm.
Among the pieces that went overboard were 352,000 pairs of flippers, 97,500 scuba tanks, and 92,400 swords - but octopuses are the most prized objects as only 4,200 were onboard.
Liutauras said he was "happy" to have found the rare octopus on a beach in the Cornish town of Marazion, after years of searching.