30 sea shells lot

There are at least 30 unbroken shells. As they were counted any that were broken were kept but not counted so you end up with more than 30. Some are identifiable. Conch Shells: These are large, spiral shells often found in warm waters. Scallop Shells: Recognizable by their fan shape and ridged texture. Cowrie Shells: Smooth, shiny, and often oval-shaped with a long, narrow opening. Whelk Shells: Spiral shells that are often found in colder waters. Clam Shells: Typically more rounded and symmetrical, often found in pairs. For a more precise identification, you might want to use a seashell identification guide.