This week, the Texas coast has seen an influx of lightning whelks washing up with the tides. Recognized as the official state shell of Texas, the lightning whelk is a fascinating marine predator that plays an important role along our coast. Unlike many other marine snails, the lightning whelk has a left-handed spiral — an unusual feature among gastropods. These […]
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