Beach Ball Usage

Sand beach sports include water polo and volleyball. Although they are much cheaper than balls used in professional sports, their durability is also much worse because they are mostly made of soft plastic. In concerts, festivals, and sports events, people may throw giant beach balls in the crowd. Many graduates use beach ball as a prank during the ceremony, hitting the ball around the crowd. In cricket, baseball, and football games, they bounce around in the crowd, but are often confiscated and ejected by security guards. Some security personnel in these activities may inspect the interior of the ball after tearing it apart, possibly searching for illegal items (such as drugs) that may be transported inside the beach ball. Defenders can also do this so that the ball does not enter the field and hinder or distract players. This happened in August 1999, in a baseball game between the Cleveland Indians and the Los Angeles Angels, the distraction caused by the beach ball on the court led to the failure of the Angels.
The beach ball is lightweight and stable, making it perfect for well-trained seals to maintain balance on their noses, making it an iconic scene. Sand beach is also a commonly used prop in swimwear photography, used to promote or represent beach themed activities or locations.
Some of the more basic uses of beach balls include game tools, toys, or decorations for certain activities.