How Shells Get Their Shape | National Geographic

So, can we take home this seashell? 🐚⬇️ . In this case, no it would not be ethical to keep this shell because it's likely the animal is still inside. 🥹 . Never taking living shells or creatures is a BIG key to Ethical Shelling and sustaining this hobby. 🙌🏼 . The reason we have seashells is because mollusks create them, so we want to let these animals thrive to keep reproducing! 💙 . Always be sure your seashell finds are empty before taking them home 🙏🏼 . Did you know this? Let me know in

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Save & Read below! ✨️⬇️ . Let me tell you why the answer to this is always the same... . It's simple, and it's NO! 😱 . But you would be surprised how often this is assumed! Most serious shellers couldn't keep all of their shell finds even if they wanted to. 🤷🏻‍♀️ . Why? Because we collect often and in places where seashells are plentiful! 🐚 . There is no need for it. We come across so many amazing piles that buckets could not carry them all, and most shellers become picky after a while. 🙌🏼