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Shell museum thailand

How Everything Works on Instagram: "The shell featured in the images belongs to Lioconcha hieroglyphica, a species of saltwater clam known for its distinctive pattern that strikingly resembles ancient hieroglyphic writing. These unique markings are natural pigmentation patterns and not actual writing. This clam is one of many mollusk species that display intricate and varied shell designs, which are the result of a combination of genetic factors and environmental influences. The pigmentation patterns are typically produced by specialized cells called mantle cells, which deposit proteins and pigments as the shell grows. These patterns can serve several biological functions, including camouflage, species identification, and sexual selection. The resemblance to hieroglyphics is purely coincid

Bivalves

Amazing colours, wetness, mood shapes and materials too i think.

These barnacles look were on a ginormous piece of driftwood which I would have loved to make mine…alas someone beat me to it. But dang I love these little sea freckles! #barnacles #seafreckles #littlesercies #driftwood

Barnacle #B01 - One of a kind. Beautiful to display. Great conversation piece. This barnacle has a small dab of glue on it - please see picture. It appreciates 10% plus per year. For each coral and rare barnacles grown to sell - two are placed on the Great Barrier Reef. Whether you're seeking a touch of natural beauty or a little extra good fortune, these corals are the perfect addition to your style. Embrace the charm of the ocean and let this lucky coral inspire your life journey. Shipping included in price in the USA. RARE OverSized Coral. 15+ years to grow. Corals are bulky and may only grow .3 to 2 cm per year. We take extra precaution in shipping this piece included in price. RARE Appreciating Collectible - REAL - Beautiful natural coral for display. Each piece varies to how

Barnacles

sea cucumber

A fresh focus on sea cucumbers – nature’s recyclers - Responsible Seafood Advocate

Sea Cucumbers