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  1. 30A.com
    https://30a.com/lightning-whelks

    Florida’s Lightning Whelks and Their Mysterious …

    2022年4月14日 · Four species of whelks can be found in Florida waters. The most common is called the lightning whelk, which grows to about 16 inches long. You can tell if you’re looking at a lightning whelk shell because the opening is …

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  2. iloveshelling.com
    https://www.iloveshelling.com/blog/2013/09/24/...

    Difference Between Lightning, Pear, Knobbed, Channeled …

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    Channeled Whelks
    PEAR WHELK

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  4. Florida Museum
    https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/rrc/b…

    A Very Special Seashell – Randell Research …

    2016年9月7日 · If you have ever collected shells on a beach in Southwest Florida, you almost surely have a lightning whelk in your possession. This beautiful mollusk (Sinistrofulgur sinistrum) is named for the colorful, jagged lines visible …

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  5. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
    https://myfwc.com/research/saltwater/mollusc/other...

    Sea Snails | FWC - Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation …

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  6. Beachcombing Magazine
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    Identifying Florida Shell Egg Casings

    2023年9月22日 · Whelks. At first sight, whelk egg casings are often confused with a shed snake skin due to their long, coiled appearance. Most whelk egg casings have this same general spiral; however the shape of each “disk” on the strand …

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  7. nova.edu
    https://libguides.nova.edu/shellidentification/whelks

    Whelks - Central and South Florida Gastropod Seashell …

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  8. 其他用户还问了以下问题
    Are there knuckled whelks in Florida?
    Remember, we don’t have CHANNELED WHELKS (Busycon canaliculatum) here on the southwest coast of Florida either but we do have the PEAR WHELKS. This is what Dr Leal and I concluded from the mystery of these found KNOBBED WHELKS (not right handed lightning whelks) on Sanibel/Captiva. People return shells to the sea- no matter where they found them.

    Difference Between Lightning, Pear, Knobbed, Channeled Whelks

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    What is the largest whelk in Florida?
    Lightning Whelk. One of the largest and most distinct egg casings in Southwest Florida is the lightning whelk (above and on page 26). These strands can be anywhere from 11 to 33 inches long. The baby whelks inside the eggs can often be seen through the thin disc walls. Pear Whelk.

    Identifying Florida Shell Egg Casings - Beachcombing Magazine

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    Where can you find a lightning whelk in Florida?
    They can be found throughout Florida marine waters, foraging in seagrass beds or buried in sandy sediments. Lightning Whelk The lightning whelk (Busycon sinistrum) is one of the larger univalve snails found in Florida waters.

    Sea Snails | FWC - Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

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    What do you know about whelks?
    These pretty spiral shells provide the portable home for the large marine snails of the Buccinidae family. But how much do you actually know about whelks? Four species of whelks can be found in Florida waters. The most common is called the lightning whelk, which grows to about 16 inches long.

    Florida’s Lightning Whelks and Their Mysterious Egg Casings

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    Are there any left-handed shells in Florida?
    Or was it a KNOBBED WHELK (Busycon carica) just displaced????? LIGHTNING WHELKS are the only left handed shell in Florida so to find a right-handed would be so cool. I am so excitable when I see a “local” shell (Southwest Florida) I haven’t seen before so my mind starts racing.

    Difference Between Lightning, Pear, Knobbed, Channeled Whelks

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    What is a lightning whelk?
    Lightning Whelk The lightning whelk (Busycon sinistrum) is one of the larger univalve snails found in Florida waters. It can grow to a length of 16 inches (400 millimeters) and is easily identifiable by the left-handed opening of the shell – meaning when you look at the shell, the opening is on the left.

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  9. Treasure Seekers Shell Tours
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    The Wondrous World of Southwest Florida’s …

    2024年1月10日 · Beneath the sun-dappled waters of Southwest Florida, a captivating wonder reigns supreme – the Lightning Whelk (scientific name: Sinistrofulgur perversum). This magnificent sea snail, a member of the …

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    Florida Sea Snail
  10. Wikipedia
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    Sinistrofulgur perversum - Wikipedia

    Sinistrofulgur perversum, the lightning whelk, is a species of very large predatory sea snail or whelk, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Busyconidae, the busycon whelks. This species has a left-handed or sinistral shell. It eats …

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    Snail
  11. Treasure Seekers Shell Tours
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    Your Ultimate Guide to Florida Seashells: …

    2024年5月15日 · Discover the diverse world of Florida seashells! Learn how to identify common and rare shells like Junonia, Lightning Whelks, and more. Explore the best shelling spots in Florida, including Sanibel Island, Marco …

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  12. Jacksonville Shells
    https://jaxshells.org/whelk.htm

    Guide To Northeast Florida Whelks - Animal …

    Four species of whelks can be found in northeast Florida. These include Busycon carica (Gmelin, 1791) [Knobbed Whelk], Busycon perversum (Linnaeus, 1758) [Lightning Whelk], Busycotypus canaliculatus (Linnaeus, 1758) [Channeled …

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    Channeled Whelks
    PEAR WHELK
    First Coast