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Have you ever seen giant triton shells sitting on the shelves of your grandparents? Well, they are beautiful shells, are they not? In Dhivehi, they are called sangu. Long ago, they used to be found in abundance throughout Maldivian coral reefs. They were a very important part of the ecosystem, protecting and preserving the coral reefs. But did you know? It has a darker history as well. Let us explore our relation with the giant triton shell. #TalesOfMaldives #WorldsLeadingDestination #Maldives #

Have you ever seen giant triton shells sitting on the shelves of your grandparents? Well, they are beautiful shells, are they not? In Dhivehi, they are called sangu. Long ago, they used to be found in abundance throughout Maldivian coral reefs. They were a very important part of the ecosystem, protecting and preserving the coral reefs. But did you know? It has a darker history as well. Let us explore our relation with the giant triton shell. #TalesOfMaldives #WorldsLeadingDestination #Maldives #

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Giant Triton (Female) - 3D model by Maritime Library (@maritimelibrary)

Giant Triton (Female) - 3D model by Maritime Library (@maritimelibrary)

The Triton snails are fighting back! 🐌💥 Here, a mighty Triton takes on one of the Reef’s most destructive predators — the Crown of Thorns Starfish (COTS). Giant Triton Snails are one of the very few natural predators of COTS, which feed on live coral and can cause widespread damage during outbreaks. Seeing a Triton in action is a welcomed sight, as these snails aren’t seen so often. Due to how beautiful and cool their shells are, the Triton snails were heavily targeted by shell collectors in t

The Triton snails are fighting back! 🐌💥 Here, a mighty Triton takes on one of the Reef’s most destructive predators — the Crown of Thorns Starfish (COTS). Giant Triton Snails are one of the very few natural predators of COTS, which feed on live coral and can cause widespread damage during outbreaks. Seeing a Triton in action is a welcomed sight, as these snails aren’t seen so often. Due to how beautiful and cool their shells are, the Triton snails were heavily targeted by shell collectors in t

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Triton Trumpet Shell 1lb 10.7oz Natural Cream Brown Seashell 9.5”Lx5.25”Wx4.5”H

Triton Trumpet Shell 1lb 10.7oz Natural Cream Brown Seashell 9.5”Lx5.25”Wx4.5”H

While its attractive shell and snails’ pace suggest a somewhat passive nature, the Pacific triton holds the potential to disrupt, disperse and deter aggregations of the infamous crown-of-thorns starfish – just from its smell. http://ow.ly/dRV3302yKns | Australian Institute of Marine Science

While its attractive shell and snails’ pace suggest a somewhat passive nature, the Pacific triton holds the potential to disrupt, disperse and deter aggregations of the infamous crown-of-thorns starfish – just from its smell. http://ow.ly/dRV3302yKns | Australian Institute of Marine Science

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Sea slugs in the Tritoniidae family are quite cryptic in the wild, so little research has been done on this amazing species. This was one of the first species of nudibranch I ever kept and I learned a lot about rearing and breeding sea slugs through this, so they’ll always hold a special place in my heart. This species is I believe Tritoniopsis elegans, and they come in different colors. I’ve observed them feeding on a variety of soft corals, and each seems to uptake some color from their desire

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Listen as a 17,000-year-old conch shell is played once more

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How a Crown-of-Thorns starfish reacts to the smell of a Giant Triton

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