@ggerbasi: Queen conch live in sand flats and seagrass beds that are associated with coral reefs but are rarely observed on the reef surface itself. While the inside of their shells are bright pink or orange, the outside is sandy colored, and they blend in well with their surroundings. Would you have spotted this shell? If you’re in Florida, it’s not unlawful to possess queen conch shells in Florida as long as the shells do not contain any living queen conch at the time of collection, and so long as a living queen conch is not k!lled, mut!lated, or removed from its shell prior to collection. Make sure you check FWC or the regulations of the place you are visiting. #oceantok #shelltok #seashell #queenconch #moana