Like many other larger Nerites, this tiny snail has a pin-striped body!
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This beautiful unidentified moon snail was seen on coral rubble. It seems to have a small snail shell stuck on its behind. Is it excreting a snail it ate? Hmm...
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I have yet to find out the identify of this beautiful snail.
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This is a snail of great length. With a long foot, long tentacles, and very long siphon in a very long siphonal canal.
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This large snail is often overlooked as its shell is covered with tiny hairs that traps silt. But it is quite common on Singapore shores and lays large egg capsules.
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Sometimes seen under stones, this snail has a body much bigger than its tiny shell.
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My first time seeing this cowrie!
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This is among the most commonly encountered cowries on Singapore shores.
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Sometimes, red ones are seem among the more common black ones.
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According to Tan, K. S. & L. M. Chou, 2000. A Guide to the Common Seashells of Singapore, "this undetermined species of Bufonaria is rare intertidally and usually only seen in dredge samples taken offshore. Very little is known about them."
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Read more about this clam on "Giant Clam Girl"s brand new blog.
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A gorgeous little bivalve with delicate patterns, it is sometimes seen on our Northern shores.
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A large bivalve that is often seen on our Northern shores. I think people eat these animals. These clams usually lie buried and stick their siphon to the surface. Here you can see a little of the siphon sticking out to the right side of the photo.
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A hirsute slug with pretty bright blue spots.
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The bubble snail indeed has a bubble-like shell that is thin and oval. The body of the snail can expand to be much larger than the shell. Some release a sticky purple secretion when disturbed. It has a well developed headshield, used to plough beneath the sand. It grazes on tiny algae growing on the surface of the mud.
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A large but camouflaged nudibranch that should NOT be handled as it will drop off bits of its body if it is upset.
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This nudibranch can swim too!
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The nudibranch has an expandable hood-like thing at the front with which it traps and eats crustaceans!
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This pair are mating! Nudis are hermaphrodite so they exchange sperm.
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