Shell Collection (#98)

Illustration of Great scallop (Pecten maximus), open shell

Digital illustration showing feeding strategies of birds and beak their shapes

Digital cross section illustration of bivalve, squid, and snail anatomy

Digital illustration of striped shell

Illustration of various types of mollusc

Black and white illustration using tin opener to open oyster shell opening

Illustration of different types of animal eggs, and frogspawn

Illustration of Hermit Crab in shell

Illustration of oyster pearl

Illustration of spiral gastropoda shell

Illustration of a tortoise

Illustration of Palau Nautilus (Nautilus belauensis) emerging from shell on sand near rock

Illustration of Cuttlefish and shell on sand

Cartoon of Shipworms using shells to bore through driftwood

Illustration of Murex shell

Illustration of Thin tellin (Tellina tenuis) shell in sand

Illustration of foraminiferan shell

Illustration of fossilised molluscs

Illustration of a falcon chick hatching

Illustration of pearl oyster

Illustration of pearl in shell

Cross section illustration of the zones of the shoreline

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Pearl Oyster being opened at oyster market Date:

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Pearls from Pearl Oyster Date:

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White Garden Snail gathering during summer to better withstand heat without dissecting (they can withstand temperatures reaching 40 C) Date:

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Harp Shell. Date:

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Anemone Hermit Crab with anemones (Calliactis polypus) on shell for camouflage and protection. Date:

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Volutes Shell burying itself in black sand. Date:

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Tropical Bottletail Squid buried in sand. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Red Crab close-up of eyes. Date:

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Red Crabs on rocks. Date:

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Red Crabs on rocks. Date:

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Red Crabs on path. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Marbled Shrimp. Date:

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Reef Crab. Date:

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Iridescent Scallop wedged in coral. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Spider Crab on soft Glomerate tree coral (Dendronephthya (Spongodes) sp.). Date:

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Red-spotted Guard Crab. Date:

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Green Turtle. Date:

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Green Turtle swimming over reef. Date:

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Green Turtle swimming in blue water. Date:

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Green Turtle swimming in blue water. Date:

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"Discovering the Beauty: A Journey Through Shells" Embark on a captivating journey through time and space as we explore the diverse world of shells. From the haunting echoes of war to serene pilgrimages, from stunning seashores to intricate fossils, these shells hold stories that transcend generations. In "Attack of the Ulster Division, " James Prinsep Beadle captures a moment frozen in history, where brave soldiers faced their fears amidst exploding shells on 1 July 1916. The intensity and sacrifice are etched into each shell's surface. El Camino Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela takes us on a spiritual expedition where countless footsteps have left an indelible mark. Amongst worn-out shoes lie delicate seashells, symbolizing guidance and protection for weary travelers seeking solace in their pilgrimage. Rex Whistler's masterpiece "The Vale of Aylesbury" transports us to idyllic landscapes adorned with vibrant shells scattered along sandy shores. Each shell whispers tales of hidden treasures waiting to be discovered by curious wanderers. Sanibel Island in Florida unveils its mesmerizing collection of seashells, glistening under the sun's warm embrace. Here, nature showcases its artistic prowess through intricate patterns and colors adorning each unique shell—a testament to life's infinite creativity. Witness British Guns dashing through a French town during wartime—an image that encapsulates both destruction and resilience. Amidst chaos, fragments of shells serve as reminders that even in darkness, hope can emerge like shards reflecting light. Travel back millions of years with fossil ammonites from Madagascar—Desmoceras spp. —a glimpse into prehistoric times when these ancient creatures roamed our planet’s oceans. Under UV light, these petrified remains come alive with phosphorescent hues—a vivid reminder of Earth’s ever-changing tapestry. A Lambretta Innocenti scooter parked gracefully in Morbegno's old alley, Valtellina, evokes a sense of nostalgia and simplicity.