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they are not any ordinary shells
see how they are stay together
they eat anything just pass through there shells
but if you mistaken and you walked and stepped on one of these
I shall here your cry from a far away distance
they very share like a knife
really sharp
hope you will not step on one of these
Conchologia indica, being illustrations of the land and freshwater shells of British India. [1870-1876].
London, 1870-1876.
an older looking Shell station - not all gas stations are like this in Japan but this one was cool looking
Conch shell
Strobist:
Sunpak 422 in 24" softbox on camera right almost behind the shell
triggered by pt-04
The first sea-shells museum in Indonesia.
Explore the magnificient, beautiful
and stunning shells from all the world.
You will find more than 10,000 species of
sea-shells and landshells with extra ordinary
shapes, forms, and fantastic colors.
Gee I'd never heard of this, thought I was just posting a snap of a random sign I passed! Yes, the "shell factory" is very much alive and kicking. Check out its interactive website, park map, and promo video over at www.shellfactory.com
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thinking about how terrible today could've been,it's been really fun so far.thank you<3
r.i.p. poobah,i'll never forget you
I know you've all been waiting for some Florida pictures... sorry it's taken so long. Aaron and I did some beach exploring this past weekend. We stopped at Madeira Beach for a walk and some shell collecting. The beach was littered with interesting stuff including sponges (like from the Gulf) and some kind of large shelled animals that closed themselves up when you picked them up. We assumed the beach debris was from the water being stirred up by Tropical Storm Fay.
Shells are the exterior skeletons (exoskeletons) of a group of animals called mollusks. (Stauffer's / San Jose, CA)