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Red algae, mussels, barnacles and snails living on rocks at Bass Harbor Head Light, Acadia National Park, Maine — Barnacles covering mussels, Acadia National Park…

Organisms living on rocks at Bass Harbor Head Light, Acadia National Park, Maine — Barnacles, Acadia National Park, Maine

Organisms living on rocks at Bass Harbor Head Light, Acadia National Park, Maine — Barnacles, Acadia National Park, Maine

Organisms living on rocks at Bass Harbor Head Light, Acadia National Park, Maine — Limpets and algae, Acadia National Park, Maine

Organisms living on rocks at Bass Harbor Head Light, Acadia National Park, Maine — Snails and barnacles, Acadia National Park, Maine

Organisms living on rocks at Bass Harbor Head Light, Acadia National Park, Maine — Snails and barnacles, Acadia National Park, Maine

Organisms living on rocks at Bass Harbor Head Light, Acadia National Park, Maine — Snails and barnacles, Acadia National Park, Maine

Hardshell Clam Floats in Brackanorton Bay near Scott's Landing. Taken during deployment of buoys in Johnson's Bay — Hardshell Clams

Ria Formosa, Portugal — Clam shells on tidal flat

Oyster buried shell

Oyster dead shell

Oyster shell bag

Oyster spat on shell

Helix aspersa (Garden Snail)

Oxynoe olivacea (Sacoglossan)

Pinna nobilis (Pen Shell)

Architeuthis spp. (Giant Squid)

Chromodoris coi (Nudibranch)

The Pacific Banana Slug is the second-largest species of slug in the world; growing up to 25cm (9.8 inches). It is native to the forest floors along the Pacific Coast of North America. — Pacific Banana Slug (Ariolimax columbianus)

Dreissena polymorpha (Zebra Mussel)