RODANTHE, N.C. (WITN) – There’s been yet another house swallowed up by the Atlantic Ocean on the Outer Banks.

The National Park Service is warning visitors to watch out for debris from the oceanfront home that collapsed in Rodanthe this weekend.

The house, which park rangers say was on Eastpointe Drive, is the latest in multiple homes that have been claimed by the ocean which scientists say is constantly changing the island’s sandy coastline.

Last year, at least three homes near this one were swept away by the tides.

The Cape Hatteras National Seashore is working with the home’s owner to get what’s left removed from the beach.