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Lottia persona
This mottled limpet was seen eating abundantly visible algae on the rocks at low tide. Approximately 2” in length. Its movement was basically imperceptible.
Found in the pacific intertidal zone at Tongue Point Marine Life Sanctuary.
Spotted on Jun 17, 2019
Submitted on Oct 17, 2020
3 Comments
Thank you, Neil!
Limpets are definitely peculiar, Tukup. Thanks for commenting. :-)
Nice spotting, Mauna.
Cool. I don't think I'd know a Limpet if I saw one. Thanks for sharing Mauna.