Favoritos de gparosenberg
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Euspira herosObserv.
alex_shureDescripción
Relatively small individual, around 5-8mm in length. Was also wondering if it was N. duplicata but the shell spire didn't look compressed enough.
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Caracoles de Las Rocas (Familia Muricidae)Observ.
mikaelbDescripción
Riding a Green Turtle!
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Caracoles Ámbar (Familia Succineidae)Observ.
richard_linDescripción
Small, finger nail sized snail below crab apple snail eggs crawling up a tree above a lake
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Babosas de Quilla (Familia Limacidae)Observ.
fyrdmanDescripción
This handsome "fellow" is nearly 8cm long, just a bit smaller than the local leopard slugs.
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Caracol Chivita (Melongena corona)Observ.
marloDescripción
Several hundred along shoreline.
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Caracol de Agua Dulce (Physella acuta)Observ.
ash2016Descripción
On the dead frog.
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Caracoles Vejiga de Agua Dulce (Familia Physidae)Observ.
nishvibesDescripción
(The little guy, imma do another post for the big guy)
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Babosa Sudamericana de Terciopelo Negro (Belocaulus angustipes)Observ.
lauradugan
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Caracol Rosa (Hexaplex fulvescens)Observ.
mikaelbDescripción
Taken at the South Jetty in Port Aransas, Texas.
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Caracoles Ámbar (Familia Succineidae)Observ.
kevinlintzDescripción
Tons of tiny snails on a branch. What kind of snails are these?
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Caracoles Ámbar (Familia Succineidae)Observ.
natevDescripción
A snail on a bumblebee (Bombus sp.)
Never seen that before.
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cmarshlciDescripción
Distribution of snails as they follow a mucus trail preceding assembling a clump
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Almeja Canasta Asiática (Corbicula fluminea)Observ.
belyykitLugar
Montgomery, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park, Maryland, United States (Google, OSM)Descripción
The muskrat is apparently eating some sort of clam.
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Caracoles Ámbar (Familia Succineidae)Observ.
inv3rtableDescripción
What is going on here ??? Parasitism, reproduction or something else ? Protrusions were pulsating
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Mejillón Acanalado del Norte (Geukensia demissa)Observ.
steven-cyclistDescripción
clamped onto the left foot of a laughing gull
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matthew_willsDescripción
Herring gull observed separately https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/36503411
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Género SphaeriumObserv.
matthew_willsDescripción
Tiny freshwater mollusk located in the "joint" of neck and arm of this baby Snapping Turtle found on road.
Snapper observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/34432524
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Caracoles Gusano (Familia Vermetidae)Observ.
anudibranchmomDescripción
No idea what this is. Had a 1/3" diameter tube, fairly hard, but rather than "feathers" at the top it had this - head. Which periodically reached out and grabbed some of the surrounding algae, then withdrew. Never extended further than this. If not a polychaete, is is a mollusc of some sort?
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Creseis aciculaObserv.
brennafarrellDescripción
The clear spikes. They were everywhere.
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Caracol Chivita (Melongena corona)Observ.
eelrubaieDescripción
Fertile egg case. Contained what looked like little pollen grains in each sac.
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Elysia velutinusObserv.
kwillmottDescripción
At night on weed edge of mangroves, c. 1.5 cm long
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Aplysia morioObserv.
lisalivingstonDescripción
This is a marine gastropod mollusk. I found it when I visited my friend in Florida on the beach. It was in the ocean so it’s marine, it was soft bodied w/ no internal skeleton, and it has visible parapodia and it’s obviously not an annelid so I knew it was part of the phylum Mollusca.
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Melampus coffeaObserv.
richelle5Descripción
I thought they were barnacles growing on the mangrove roots, but then noticed they were some sort of snail.
