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A photo of a closed oyster taken from above and isolated on white

Fresh abalone ingredients on a white background

Sneak peek of oysters at low tide on Creek off Chesapeake Bay.

Close-up of a seashell in the sand at the beach. With copy space. Shot with a 35-mm full-frame 61MP Sony A7R IV.

Abalone shellfish on a white background, delicious

A Cluster of Pacific Oysters (Magallana gigas) in Puget Sound

Fine de Claire oyster close up of a dish in maritime setting, along river Elbe.

A young mussel attached to an oyster shell against the background of the green algae Enteromorpha, Black Sea

Oyster in natura, photographed on white background.

The seller takes a fresh delicious live oyster out of the drawer and shows the buyer the seafood of the highest quality. Selective focus. Seafood trade

Shell series: sea shells in various colors

Oysters harvested in New Zealand isolated on white background

A close-up shot of a single, textured oyster shell isolated on a pure white backdrop, showcasing its detail and structure

A live 6 year old Abalone held in hand close up. An expensive delicacy grown in North Japan.

top view oyster shell on blue background

A detailed close-up of a marine shell encrusted with a rich community of intertidal organisms including tube-dwelling polychaete worms, barnacles, bryozoans, and a dark periwinkle snail.

Woman holding oyster shell in the palm of her hand on seashore

$Flamboyant cuttlefish Metasepia pfefferi occurs in sand and mud substrates in tropical East Indian Ocean and Western Central Pacific in a depth range from 3 to 86 m, max. length excluding the tentacles 6cm. This species is the only venomous cuttlefish and one of only three known venomous species of cephalopods. Males have a modified arm, a hectocotylus, specialized to transfer spermatophores to the females. To predators Flamboyant cuttlefishes display their array of colors as a warning that they are toxic. \nThey hunt by day for smaller crustaceans and fish that dwell under the surface of the sand. Once they have identified a target, their front pair of tentacles shoot forwards with impressive speed and seize the innocent and unsuspecting prey. \nWhen the photographer appears, this specimen shows himself in all colors. But after a short while he realizes that there is no danger, and then he turns slightly gray again.\nLembeh Strait, Indonesia \n1°28'22.558 N 125°14'3.890 E at 17m depth$

Fresh oyster isolated on white background

Closeup on rotten and moldy Chinese cabbage vegetable on white background

Sharp and dangerous oyster shells covering a rock on the beach in New South Wales Australia

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