Natural Object: Moon Snail

Published May 25, 2011 Fieldnotes Leave a Comment
Tags: Gastropoda, shells

Detail of the spire of a shell of an Atlantic moon snail, also known as a shark’s eye. Polinices duplicatus is found from Cape Cod to Texas. This one was found on the beach at Breezy Point, Queens, NYC.

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