An Indian beach spills literal gold after a deadly cyclone

What happened: Hundreds of fishermen, women and children in the East Godavari district of the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh spent the weekend combing through the local beach for literal gold. In the aftermath of cyclone Nivar, a super storm that killed five people, uprooted trees and flooded buildings, local fishermen reportedly found tiny gold beads all over the beach.  
Locals believed that these gold beads were the remnants of lost temples that were submerged under the sea, which washed up on the shore following the cyclone.