Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Lightning whelk eggs

by auntnance123Florida, USA

spiraling chain of 3/4 inch spurred discs

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Lightning whelk egg casing strand

by auntnance123Florida, USA

approx. 8 inches long; each spiney-edged disc approx. 3/4 inch diameter

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Mud Whelk

by Leuba RidgwayVictoria, Australia

About 25 mm long these whelks were a dark ...

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tulip snail and whelk egg cases

by auntnance123Florida, USA

(and a 'bonus barnacle')

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Winged ant

by auntnance123Florida, USA

1/2 inch long

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Channeled whelk

by auntnance123Cocoa, Florida, USA

approx. 2 inches long

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Spotted whelk shell

by DespinaTsafetopoulouLower Hutt, New Zealand

Cominella maculosa, is a very common intertidal molusc. This empty shell was ...

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Whelk egg casing?

by auntnance123Cocoa, Florida, USA

and it appears that different egg cases (with smooth edges) are attached to it

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Giant hermit crab

by auntnance123Cocoa, Florida, USA

in lightning whelk shell approx. 6 1/2 ...

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Jellyfish

by LisaGrantBitou Local Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa

C. gorillae are box-jellies with many pale yellow tentacles arising from a ...

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Beadlet Anemone

by aditi.812England, United Kingdom

pools, and opened to reveal orangey tentacles. Although most of those

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Mulberry Whelk

by Neil RossNSW, Australia

Morula marginalba, commonly known as "mulberry

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Spotted Eagle Ray

by moralcoralQuintana Roo, Mexico

of the Americas. The spotted eagle ray can ...

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Little Blue Periwinkles (with Dark Periwinkles)

by Neil RossTerrigal, New South Wales, Australia

only one of its genus found in Australia. It feeds on lichen and algae. PS: ...

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Sydney Rock Oyster

by Neil RossNSW, Australia

particularly fond of them. They also fall prey to the mulberry

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Variegated Limpet

by Neil RossGosford, NSW, Australia

This is one of those spottings that made me ...