take pictures, and then leave them in their natural habitat. You don’t earn the name “shell beach” without having a truly impressive array of shells available—and that’s exactly what you ...

Today is National Seashell day & we were joined by the experts of shelling to discuss all the different types and how to find ...

photos and videos this week about shells and shelling in Southwest Florida − from shell art to shelling etiquette and a closer look at the rare shells you can find on beaches here.Every ...

Only a 4-hour drive from Shreveport! Discover a hidden beach perfect for a quick escape and seashell hunting this summer!

The spindle-shaped shells can grow as long as two feet; their enormity led Florida lawmakers to name horse conchs the state seashell in 1969. Yet sizes documented in historic beach photos are no ...

Art that's been placed on the beach for someone to find. Among thousands and, possibly millions, of seashells washed up on shore is one painted to catch your eye. The shells are a local anomaly ...

National Seashell Day may be over, but you can enjoy combing the beach for shells and shark teeth any day — every day, if you'd like. Just leave some behind for the other shell hunters.