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Removal of Seashells from the Seashore could Damage Ecosystem
Next time you're scouring the beaches for seashells to add to your collection, think again. A study 30 years in the making has found that the removal of seashells from beaches could damage ecosystems and endanger organisms that rely on shells for their survival.
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