Left-handed Whelk 9-10" pieces and they have relatively well-developed

and they have relatively well-developed nervous systems

Branches are typically 1 to 3 inches thick

Assorted pieces of broken Sea Glass in a variety of colors

Colonies of this species have vertical

rather than with a toothed hinge as is more common in other bivalves

Left-handed Whelk 9-10" pieces and they have relatively well-developedThe Lightning Whelk, Sinistrofulgur sinistrum (Hollister, 1958), is one of the local molluscan celebrities, not only because of its large size, but also thanks to very special features that make this species truly remarkable. For instance, unlike most gastropods, which are right handed, the Lightning Whelk has a left handed shell (shell opening to the right with shell spire pointing up). Abnormally right handed Lightning Whelks are very uncommon, but