horse mussel การใช้

On Bay Farm Island, ribbed horse mussels, natives of the Atlantic, burrow into the mud between the low and high tide marks.
There are horse mussel ( " Modiolus modiolus " ) beds both within Sullom Voe and on the mainland coast near Colla Firth.
Four different types of shell are used in making shell money, A red lipped rock oyster called Romu ( chama pacifica ), white shell known as Kee ( Beguina semi-orbiculata ), black horse mussel shells called Kurila ( Atrina vexillum ) and thick white disks from a rigid cockle known as Kakadu ( Anadara granosa)
Today, researchers know that the ocean floor is a world unto itself, an array of undersea peaks and valleys, mud and rock, that supports a wide array of life : starfish and sponges, dense beds of horse mussels, anemones that look like little palm trees, worms peaking out of delicate calcium towers, and more.
Four different types of shell are used in making shell money, A red lipped rock oyster known as " romu " ( " Chama pacifica in the family Chamidae " ), white shell known as " ke'e " ( " Beguina semiorbiculata " in the Carditidae ), black horse mussel shells called " kurila " ( " Atrina vexillum " in the Pinnidae ) and thick white disks from a rigid cockle known as " kakadu " or " kakandu " ( " Anadara granosa " in the Arcidae)