This is the grizzly scene at Port Arkansas, Texas where dead frozen fish are washing ashore after the winter storm that rocked the state and cut off power to millions.

Filmed on February 15, this footage from Roberts Point Park, a popular dolphin watching spot, shows the variety of dead frozen fish washing ashore.

"I happened upon a frozen Pelican on the sidewalk, then noticed piles of dead fish along the shore. I walked further down the shore where I spotted all of these dead fish and a dead bird on a boat ramp. There they were all splayed out and the quantity and variety of fish was a fascinating sight. I spotted snapper, grouper, red fish, catfish, puffer fish and a local identified a tropical fish as well," said Shane Wynn, the filmer.

Frozen fish and a dead Pelican wash ashore in the aftermath of the coldest night of the Texas Storm on Mustang Island in Port Aransas, TX. Video taken at 12:37 on Feb 15th. The location is nearby the Ferry dock and Roberts Point Park, a popular local spot to view dolphins. I happened to be staying at an RV park right down the road. I am touring the US in a trailer w my family, documenting the US during COVID while my kids are remote learning. I am a photographer, I was photographing but took this video on my phone, as the scene warranted a video. We were on the island for the entire duration of the storm. I had gone for a walk to get out of our 21 foot trailer and to survey the island after the storm. I happened upon a frozen Pelican on the sidewalk, then noticed piles of dead fish along the shore. I walked further down the shore where I spotted all of these dead fish and a dead bird on a boat ramp. There they were all splayed out and the quantity and variety of fish was a fascinating sight. I spotted snapper, grouper, red fish, catfish, puffer fish and a local identified a tropical fish as well. The Pelican I first spotted was frozen to the sidewalk in a puddle (not in video), the Pelican in this video was dry, looked like was extremely healthy before freezing mid flight and dropping out of the sky. I later spotted on more additional dead Pelican near this one as well. Another local stopped by to pick up a fresh, frozen snapper to take home for dinner. It was bitter cold. I could only shoot for 3 minute intervals before warming up in the car.