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The Red Abalone

Abalone shells are among the most treasured beach finds. Learn more about the animals that create them.

We might find beaches becoming narrower or disappearing due to climate change. Could this be the beginning of the end of beachcombing?

These amazing finds are 110,000-year-old ghost crabs that have been perfectly encased in coquina rock.

Beachcombers on the shores of the Great Lakes have a chance of coming across Petoskey stones, a combination of fossil, rock, and coral.

Sea beans have evolved to float to spread to areas across the oceans.

It takes Sheree Hardrath a little bit longer than some to get ready for a beachcombing trip.

Although shark teeth cannot be said to be rare, they nevertheless are considered by humans to be invaluable treasures.

The rugged coastline of the English Channel coast of southern England is a great place to scour the beach covered with fossil-filled rocks.

The egg casing of a whelk snail is a wonder of nature.

Star Sand may provide a unique beach replenishment solution to the problem of rising sea levels due to climate change.

If you find a whitish-greyish chunk of something smelly that looks like a rock on the beach, you may have struck gold!

Like many shellaholics, Jennifer's obsession with shells and beachcombing began at an early age, on family trips to the beach.

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