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While Florida may steal the spotlight for shelling, New England quietly offers its own coastal treasures—especially after storms or at low tide. From Connecticut to Cape Cod, here are the best beaches

Most people pick up seashells because they’re pretty, nostalgic, or perfect for a windowsill display. But beneath those spirals and ridges lies a world of strange, surprising, and downright magical sc

Here are three truly bizarre shell specimens that would make a great feature for a curiosities-of-the-sea blog. 1. The Ram’s Horn Squid Shell: A Coiled Ghost of the Deep Most seashells you see on

Beyond the Chowder: Creative Ways to Use Clam Shells in Crafts Clam shells are one of the most overlooked craft materials in the natural world. They're abundant, free if you live near the coast or vi

Ready to turn your backyard into a tropical paradise? Or maybe you want to throw an indoor or even office Tiki party? Whether you're celebrating summer, hosting a fundraiser, or just craving a litt

Shellfish shells look like tiny works of art—striped, speckled, pearly, fiery orange, deep purple, or chalky white. While genetics and environment matter, diet plays a surprisingly important role in p

From Shell to Table: How Conch Is Prepared for Eating Conch meat is one of the great underappreciated seafoods of the Caribbean and Gulf Coast — firm, mildly sweet, faintly briny, with a flavor somew

Seashells have a way of capturing memories. A shell picked up during a family vacation, a collection gathered over years of beach visits, or a handful of colorful shells chosen for a craft project can

Seashells and gardens have been companions for centuries. Walk through the grounds of old coastal estates in England, wander the cottage gardens of New England fishing villages, or explore the courtya