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Several common limpets stuck on a beach rock.

shell on the beach in Canada

Patella vulgata, the common limpet, is a frequent site on the coast of the United Kingdom. When the tide comes in they move around scraping algae from the rocks with their tongues, which are the world's strongest known biological structure.

Backgrounds formed with a group of scallop shell

Limpets on the rocks at low tide

The treasure is discovered. Ocean uncovered the old piggy bank hidden in the sand on a beach.

A closeup of true limpet mollusks adhered to a rock

Variety of bivalve shells from São Sebastião-SP

Common cockles underwater on seabed - species of edible saltwater clams

Wall covered with weathered scallop conch shells , Rías Baixas, Pontevedra province, Galicia, Spain

Shells submerged under water on beach

A clam shell washed on the shore of Clearwater Beach in Florida covered in barnacles.

Underwater close up of some sea shells or bivalves in the sand with sunlight shining through the water

Macrophotography of a shell.

close up of limpets with pleasant pattern in the rocks. Nice background

Two Clams on Atlantic (Boston) Beach

Limpets (Patella vulgata) on a rock by the sea

Scallop shell

Shells stuck to a stone on the beach

Seashells on the shoreline of Vancouver Island.

Limpets on rock in rocky shore tide pool or rock pool, Scutellastra granularis, Granular limpet

Barnacles, opening and closing with the seawater, at shore

Scallop shell

Beautiful seashell resting on the coastline of the ocean in Malibu, California. Natural textures and colors of the seashell and beach create a serene and calming visual adding a touch of tranquility.

Close-Up Seashells on the Beach

$Patella vulgata: common European limpet. Limpets are gastropod molluscs like snails.\n\nSeaweeds are algae. There are many types including bladder wrack and kelp. They are either brown seaweed (Phaeophyceae) , green seaweed ( Chlorophyceae ), red seaweed (Rhodophyceae) or blue-green seaweed (Cyanophyceae).\n\nLoe Beach in the Fal Estuary in Cornwall. This most southerly county of the UK, with a proud maritime heritage, is a popular holiday destination$

Close up of white mussel shells on the beach

Colorful limpets in a tidepool at Barwon Heads, Australia.

Sea shell Abstract Macro Green ormer shell Sea life Underwater Scuba diver point of view Mediterranean sea

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