UNBOXING A $1,000 SEASHELL MYSTERY BOX! I Episode 57

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[WentylSk]

I marked some species for you and your viewers:

2:42 Tibia fusus 2:52 Ficus gracilis 3:41 Siratus alabaster 4:41 Cymbiola aulica 5:02 Angaria melanacantha 5:39 Homalocantha zamboi 5:49 polished Haliotis asinina 8:53 Fusinus salisburyi 9:05 Chama lazarus 13:24 Chicoreus palmarosae 13:58 Some sort of Spondylus species 14:06 Hexaplex cichoreum 14:42 Lambis lambis 16:14 actually not a lighting whelk, Busycon perversum 16:27 Cypraea testudinaria, actually second biggest cowry on earth, the biggest one is deer cowry from florida (Cypraea cervus), can grow up to 19 cm long 17:32 Turbinella angulata 18:16 Hemifusus carnifer 18:37 Conus aulicus 19:15 Rapana venosa (murex) 19:39 Conus betulinus 20:24 Lambis chiragra, freak indeed 22:27 Cypraea onyx 23:08 those two are actually two different species, the small one is Tutufa bufo, the big one is Tutufa bubo 22:43 Cymbiola imperialis 24:00 Cypraeacassis rufa

[sallya.]

This is awesome to see all these different beautiful sea shells. How cool to get those mystery boxes full of shells.

[youniverse]

Wow! I love, love seashells and Im super jealous of your shell collection! You have so many varietys and all... omg

[sionaharrop]

Wow!! Those shells are so beautiful, they look spectacular all laid out like that. A lot of the shells I’ve never seen before so that was so interesting. Take care and keep shelling ❤️🇦🇺xxx

[Swflvacations]

Too cool! We love walking the beach and she’ll searching. Never find anything too crazy.

[ChieColors]

I am a shell lover here too... I definitely love seashells.. I'm amazed with your huge collection..

[marygracemendoza]

Im sorry bro but you didnt know that the other one that you didn't know is a snail shell cause i have 2 pc of it (i found it in school

[Rubzjd]

im in love with the carrier shell I had to buy it!

[pennyaikins]

environmental consequences, including:

Damage to ecosystems: Seashells serve many important ecological functions, such as stabilizing beaches, anchoring seagrass, and providing homes for hermit crabs and small fish. They also provide nutrients for organisms in the sand and for other shells when they break down. Removing shells can disrupt these functions and endanger organisms that rely on them for survival, which can lead to imbalances in marine biodiversity.

Increased erosion: Shell harvesting can also contribute to shoreline erosion.

Decline in calcium carbonate: Recycled shells can also lead to a decline in calcium carbonate.

[dianepowell]

Awesome Haul.I’am finally getting to the beach.Definitely checking the seashell shops out.Great video

[cynthiakoepke]

Absolutely Beautiful… all that kept popping in my brain was “They must be Cat Free”…. 😅🙀

[hamideskandari]

Extremely amazing video, a lot of shells that i have never seen before 😀😍

[KimberlyKim-ig]

You Have such good collection of shells🐚

[angelapal]

My God, watching you from Baltimore, this is an exceptionally amazing collection

[suzannemitchell]

Absolutely breathtaking bunch of shells! Thank you for the show. I only wish you had gone just a bit slower to allow for proper viewer admiration! 😊

[itsjudystube]

Lovely shells. I kept worrying you were going to damage them but you must be used to how careful you need to be.

[lisaloy]

Volutes are all around the beach in SW Florida

[texadonkey]

I subscribed. Your collection is amazing😻👍🦪🦪. The big one is beautiful.

[ngreen]

I come back from shelling and find new shellcade video. Very nice.

[storytimewithunclebill]

Wow, that was an awesome unboxing. You got some really nice stuff yourself. Got a new subscriber. Was fun to watch. Great video