Name: Snipe's Bill Murex
Brand: Tideline
Price: 2.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Size

2.5"+

Quantity

Price

Ethically Sourced

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Small Business/Artisan Made

Packed With Recycled Materials

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Ready to ship August 28, 2023

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The Snipe's Bill Murex (Muricidae family) is a species of predatory sea snail known for its distinctive and ornate shell. Found in tropical and subtropical waters, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region, this mollusk is characterized by its elongated, spiny shell that resembles a snipe's bill. The Snipe's Bill Murex uses its proboscis to feed on other mollusks, drilling through their shells to reach the soft tissues inside. Its intricate and attractive shell is often collected by shell enthusiasts and used in decorative arts,

All sea specimens and shells vary slightly in size and shape. You will receive a high quality specimen of the selected item but not the exact one pictured.

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If there is an issue with your order or something arrives damaged, we will refund or replace the item.

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Here at Paxton Gate, we have a deep fascination and respect for the natural world. Central to our ethos is the commitment to ethically source all our products. Each item in our collection, including taxidermy, skulls, bones, sea life, and other specimens of natural science, undergoes thorough scrutiny to meet our stringent standards. For more information about our ethical sourcing policy, click here.