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Okay, so obviously conch shells had to come from somewhere, but I’d never considered what a conch was until right this second.
No, some of them are highly venomous.
But in a silly way. They’ll envenom you quite goofily.
Outside of their shells:
yep yep yep yep yep uh-huh uh-huh
Looks like a zaney character on a sitcom.
Wooooaaaah!
Why not Zoidberg?
With my dying breath, I curse zoidberg!
Forbidden empanada
I mean, not that forbidden, they’re plenty edible. The article even briefly mentions them being used as empanada filling.
Just look at them. They already are an empanada filling.
jfc we’ll eat anything.
Crazy that someone thought it would be interesting to try eating them.
They just look annoyed you tipped their houses up on end, and now they have to tip it back down without any arms, legs, and just one foot!
Me when
New Picasso just dropped.
Go play with one. It’ll get serious FAST
I don’t think they’re dangerous. They’re not like cone snails. Am I missing something? Also, I still don’t want to play with one, but that’s because I don’t think they would like it.
As long as you’re not a Crown of Thrones starfish, you should be fine.
Cone Snails are the venomous type of sea snail in the genus Conidae, with a radular tooth that injects neurotoxic venom. Conch snails are from Strombidae and are not poisonous, being primarily herbivorous.
However, the Giant Triton Conch snail is an exception and is an active predator that eats starfish and other marine invertebrates.
Words to live by.
Nobody knows when you’re a Crown of Thrones starfish on the internet.
The Divine Essiel disagree