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Large Horse Conch Sea Shell 12” Long Big Horn Seashell Triplofusus Giganteus • $44.95

Large Horse Conch Sea Shell 12” Long Big Horn Seashell Triplofusus Giganteus. This large horse conch sea shell is a beautiful addition to any collection. Measuring at 12 inches long, it features a big horn and belongs to the species Triplofusus Giganteus. This shell can be used for decoration, crafting, or as a unique gift for a loved one. It comes from the ocean and has a natural texture and color. This large horse conch sea shell is a beautiful addition to any collection. Measuring at 12…

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Almost all of us are known to seashells. Basically a seashell or sea shell or sometimes it is also termed simply as shell is a hard, protective outer layer which is being created by an animal that lives in the sea. It does not depend that how much deep the sea animal lives. There are thousands of research studies that have been written and conducted on sea shells. There are research studies from reliable sources that have confirmed that sea shells are the part of the animal that live in the…

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National Shell Museum’s Marine Biologist Chris Whitt photographed this shell of a Horse Conch, Triplofusus giganteus. In sandy areas, large shells become good homes to organisms that only live on hard structures. The shell surface of that Horse Conch shell was occupied by a number of other organisms, including barnacles, Common Atlantic Slipper Snails (Crepidula fornicata), and even a cluster of gastropod egg capsules, probably of the Gulf Oyster Drill, Vokesinotus perrugatus. Marine Biology, Horse Conch Shell, Good Homes, Mermaid Illustration, Beach Finds, Water Nymphs, Marine Biologist, Sea Snail, Snail Shell

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National Shell Museum’s Marine Biologist Chris Whitt photographed this shell of a Horse Conch, Triplofusus giganteus. In sandy areas, large shells become good homes to organisms that only live on hard structures. The shell surface of that Horse Conch shell was occupied by a number of other organisms, including barnacles, Common Atlantic Slipper Snails (Crepidula fornicata), and even a cluster of gastropod egg capsules, probably of the Gulf Oyster Drill, Vokesinotus perrugatus.

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