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Eww Barnacles!

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I love that you took pictures of people shelling, I took that tour in February of this year I loved it.

Help! I’m from the Midwest and came home from beautiful Sanibel yesterday with beautiful shells. I read many posts online about bleach and water and letting them soak to clean them. They all lost their color. I’m just sick! Is there any way to restore their color? I’ve tried mineral oil/baby oil and it helped with some but most are NOTHING like they were when we left Sanibel. 😢😢😢

I've been there. Same spot. Picking up trash the local county beach goers left laying around while the wife looked for shells. Often we see blue herons in the rocks just off the Captiva side parking.

Thank you for still keeping your YT and website up. Your content has been such an inspiration to me ❤ I wish you the very best in whatever area of life you are at…blessings!

I’ve found a few of the on the beach but they look died out. Will they still hatch? Have they already hatched? And why have I never seen an actual conch on this beach? Thanks for any info you can give me on this. 🙏

For someone who loves shelling you left so many beautiful ones behind

Does it work on fossilized cone snails shells

Aw hell no my boy Peterik just ate too much

It could be two things hydroids or sea lice. Which both are basically microbic and or almost invisible. The hydroids are most likely the cause being more related to that of jellyfish. Sea lice are more encountered at specific times of the year mostly and the coming end of summer. Where you will be swimming at the beach and experience random stinging at moments which are mixed with other sea lice/baby jellyfish tentacles that they often shed or release. 😊 I have years of experience personally 😫 with all sea stinging things

hawks nest alway full of sharks

this is really good content

where was this?

That is so cool !😎

i remember watching this vid when i was a kid. very nostalgic

This is so cute. Helping years later!! Thank you so much

Those are gorgeous!

What do you do with these shells? I want

I want sea shells

RIP to the homie Pam

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You passed up the sun glasses.

😮 It's a sea hare most definitely.

gosh, nature - you're so stunning. That cock is sweet

Omg beautiful

Thank you for sharing this video. This is very cool and relaxing to watch. Can you tell me the name of the song that is playing and who does this song, that is very relaxing also!! I love it!! Thank you!!

West coast of North America?

U should take before & after pics : ))

it the great shelling

I think this is what I saw when I was at an event at Sarasota Yacht Club. I was alone and took a video of it. If CZcams wasn't such a butt and didn't expect me to convert my videos, I would defiinitely show it to you guys.

Ohhh my😮. This is so beautiful. I can’t wait to come visit

Nice seashells

I miss your shelling cruises.I was on one in April 2015.You taught me a lot about shells and the living creatures that live(d) in them.I came again in 2018 and stayed on the island for a week.Finally got experience low tide about 3 hrs before I had to catch my flight home.As soon as the West Wind gets up and running I’m coming back.

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Thank you for this! For what purpose do you put the Elmers glue after?

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hello, i know you dont post anymore, i dont even think you will see my comment! but if you do, im just here to say thank you. Thank you for sparking the inner sheller inside of me 7 years ago. thank you for inspiring me to start my own shell collection. thank you :)

Amazing!

The true tulips in this video are absolutely stunning. A large red true tulip is on my bucket list and they're all over the place in your video! Thanks for sharing and giving us hope!

i always thought i’d die if i touched them with the spikes still on!!🤣 great video 💖

At my playground there's a little stream I never knew why it's there

So cool

I got some spiky ones around me the shells are oblong instead of circular

Soo nice 👌 😍 simply superb 👌 👏 👍

you should NEVER pick up any barnacles, many of them carry very harm diseases and bacteria. but that's not even the worst part. the worst part is, they will "attach" themselves to a host (a rock, a boat, or YOU), once they are attached to you, they will stay on you forever until surgically removed.......oh whoops, thats isnt the worst part.......the worst part is, some barnacles will attach themselves onto your skin, borrow themselves inside your flesh and start growing inside you like a cancerous tumor. so, imagine that thing in the video, growing inside your flesh and bones....