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A cluster of Mussels clinging to a rock on a beach in Newquay, England.

Closeup of a woman's hands holding a handful of shells on the beach of Cabo Polonio in Uruguay

Small broken cockleshells on beach. Close up of mussels near the sea shore. Seashells on the coast

Mussels and other marine life at low tide in Cornwall.

Large group of molluscs in a mussel bed on a rocky coastline, with the sea and surf in the background.

Photo taken in Sada, Spain

Sealife found on the beaches of England.

A close-up view of a rocky surface covered with clusters of black mussels. The mussels are tightly packed together, showcasing their shiny shells and various shades of blue and black. The background features a rocky shoreline, hinting at a coastal environment.

Blue Mussels On Rocks At Bedruthan Steps beach In Cornwall, England, Britain, Uk.

closeup of blue mussels colony living on rocky beach

Shells of P.E.I. mussels arranged creatively to create a flower.

cluster of mussels on a rocky west coast beach, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada

Mussels on the west coast of Vancouver Island.

Mussels clustered together on a rock off the coast of California - macro photography.

Close up of muscles attached to rocks at Towan Beach, Newquay, Cornwall on a bright sunny June day.

Group of live mussels clams lies on sand at low tide in North sea close up

Filter feeding crustacean barnacles in a grouping by the sea

The rock mussel, like the rest of the mussels, is a bivalve and grows up on the Mediterranean and Galician coasts. They have two elongated and regular valves of an intense black color. Its meat is orange.

Pacific Ocean mussels crowd the rocks near the beach. Shot in Washington state, USA.

A natural marine scene featuring a large mass of mussels and clams tightly packed together by the coast, showcasing coastal biodiversity and intertidal life.

Family of mussels in the coastal rock at the sea.

Mussels and other marine life on the rocks at low tide.

Stones of Costa da Morte, hidden in the fog and looking like an alien landscape.

Goose barnacles, or stalked barnacles or gooseneck barnacles, are filter-feeding crustaceans attached to rocks at Avila Beach, California

Mussels on the west coast of Vancouver Island.

Green mussel in the golden rays of the sun. green mussel shell lies on the wet sand of the beach and is reflected in the water

Blue Mussel (Mytilus edulis) attached to rocks near the seashore

A shot of Elands bay covered in mussles with a rioting corpse of juvenile seal showing the wilderness of the west coast of South Africa

The Haystack Rock. a monolith, is the third-tallest intertidal structure in the world. The tidal pools around are home of many intertidal animals.

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