Pacific Tonna (5”+) pieces rather than with a toothed

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

Multi-legged

and instead feed by passively capturing prey items such as larvae or small crustaceans

The horse conch is the Florida state shell

Pacific Tonna (5”+) pieces rather than with a toothedTonna Shells Belong to the Tun family of spherical and often large, relatively thin shells, with a depressed or low spire. This shell family prefers tropical seas and most are found living in sand beyond the edge of the coral reef. Most species dwell in the Indo Pacific region ranging from Eastern African shores further east across the northern Australian New Zealand shoreline.