The Lake District fells have been invaded by 'The Blob', a translucent jelly which is said in folklore to be from outer space.
Within the past week the mysterious translucent jelly has materialised in and around the fells of Patterdale, Cumbria.
While some put the mysterious goo down to meteor showers, others say the strange substance appears during rutting season.
Invasion of 'The Blob': A mysterious white substance, known as star jelly, has appeared around the fells of Patterdale, Cumbria
A similar incident inspired the film 'The Blob' when in 1950 four policemen in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, came across a huge disk of quivering jelly which measured six feet in diameter.
But unlike the hit 1958 horror film starring Steve McQueen these blobs don't terrorise the community and there have been no reports of any other supernatural behaviour.
The substance is known as 'Star Jelly' and some say is left over from meteor showers but its sporadic appearance around the world has continually dumb-founded scientists.
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