Queen conch

Scientists in Florida have been helping queen conches find mates. Warmer water caused by climate change makes it difficult for this species of sea snail to mate, so the conches are being transported to cooler waters. ● LIFE SPAN: Up to 30 years ● HABITAT: Coral reefs, seagrass beds, and sand flats ● SIZE: Up to 12 inches ● DIET: Algae and organic matter from seagrass ● FUN FACT: Their outer shell is sandy colored to blend in, but inside they are bright pink or orange.…

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