Looking for seashells after a storm, shell finding at the beach in Australia! How to find shells!

I am very happy with todays hairy triton shell find, the colour is beautiful but that broken lip is such a shame! That giant sea hare was huge too! I see them maybe once every 6 months! cool hey!?
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[@aussiedirtdigger755]

Hi Jono
Nice Cowries and those small bonnets were very neat. Happy birthday Petrie.

[@Teresa-ih4sn]

The Bonnet King is back!!!

[@elizabethhardin4835]

My favorite Zebra volutes!

[@lisapecchenino278]

I just love the small bonnets so adorable 🥰

[@cathyscism1817]

Awesome find!!!

[@cathyscism1817]

I would love to have a checkered bonnet to add to my collection!!

[@theguy2360]

Happy 1st b-day petrie! 💓

[@tonistephic]

Love the sundial and the mini sanddollars. The bonnets were very beautiful. The hairy Tritons were exciting to me because they are not found very often. Thank you for another great video. Have a great day.

[@cardsncraft2792]

I love the micro shelling. Never seen sand dollar.

[@MiMi-og4wx]

46 sand dollars Jono.. You need tweezers for the tinies, lol.. Great video. Thank you for taking us along! 💜🐚😍

[@daniellewilson9142]

I think your DNA coral is called Lace Coral
Thanks for the awesome video!
Wish I could find those sand dollars!

[@AngieJames4172]

Happy Birthday Petrie! Great video, thank you Jono!

[@lifeisforfamily]

Hey, I'd love to see how you clean your hairy trident shells? Its so hard to get the hairs off.

[@tinarankin9290]

Wow great finds Are you guys in Queensland Is it illegal to take shells from beach ? I was told up at Bowen not to take shells off beach 😥 Happy Birthday Petrie 🎂 🥳

[@ianrabbas9618]

Collecting shells and shell grit is prohibited in national parks, nature reserves and Aboriginal areas. Unoccupied shells and shell grit may be collected in other habitat protection and general use zones for non-commercial purposes. Collecting more than 10kg per person per day requires a permit.

[@jkperdue1109]

Hi been watching for a while now. Luv your channel.such
unique shells, in your country! Thank you
Curious about your sand dollars. They are so not like, our sand dollars throughout N. America. Do you get ours, down under?

[@Shellcade]

Legend thank you mate

[@cathyscism1817]

I think you're going find about 85 sand dollars

[@user-uy1he4kh2g]

What is the scientific name for what you call a "Common Cowrie"?