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A living Atlantic giant cockle … Cockle shells are oval, inflated , and have a large umbo with one central tooth and socket . They are cream with brown or tan marks along their shell ribs, which are rounded and bumpy on one side and flattened & smooth on the other . These Cockles live in sandy shallows off beaches . This one was alive & was placed gently back in the water . Come shell with us let us help you find the Shell of a Lifetime ™️ 🐚 🐚 🐚 Only Collect Empty Shells 🐚 🐚 🐚 🐚 #shell #s

So Cool ! The Atlantic Giant Cockle is one of the largest cockle-type bivalve shells found in the Gulf of Mexico and Southwest Florida. Adult shells can reach around 5–6 inches (12–15 cm) across, making them noticeably big compared with more common smaller shells. The shell is rounded with strong radial ribs and has the usual heart-like shape you see in cockles when both halves are together. The Cockles are bivalve mollusks, meaning they live in two hinged shells. They burrow in sand or nearshor

The giant cockle is the largest of Florida’s cockle shells and features dark red color on the outside and a pink color on the inside .They are sometimes called valentines from the sea . The clams have a heart like shape when viewed from the side. These shells are large enough to use as ashtrays and small containers . These beauties are very abundant on our beaches. This little guy was returned safely to the water .🐚 🐚 Only Collect Empty Shells 🐚 #reels #cockles #redish #yellow #goodtimeswithg

Meet the heart cockle, a small clam with a shell that functions like a natural optical device. Far from being simple armor, its shell contains microscopic structures made of aragonite crystals that act like tiny light guides. These “windows” filter out harmful ultraviolet radiation while channeling usable wavelengths of sunlight deep into the clam’s tissues. Why? Because inside, it hosts symbiotic algae that rely on light to photosynthesize — essentially turning the clam into a living solar-powe

#OnThisDay 1969: Cutting-edge cockle-harvesting crafts were causing commotion among conventional cockle-collectors. Chaos! | BBC Archive

#OnThisDay 1969: Cutting-edge cockle-harvesting contraptions were a cause of considerable consternation among conventional cockle-collectors. | BBC Archive