Fellow beekeeping student found this washed up on the beach after a flood. Quite alot of it. Assuming it’s comb? Has anyone ever seen anything like this?

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Fellow beekeeping student found this washed up on the beach after a flood. Quite alot of it. Assuming it’s comb? Has anyone ever seen anything like this?