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Date: | Wed, 9 Jan 2002 12:30:53 -0500 |
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I never had a dog eat an operc, but I did have a cat tip over a drawer
containing 40 lots of Fissurellidae - over 250 shells. Sorting that out was
tons of fun. On three separate occasions people have ordered a shell from
me to replace a shell their cat knocked off the shelf. Two of those
incidents involved the same lady (don't know if it was the same cat). Some
time ago I read a little anecdote written by a diver. He took his dog to
the beach with him while he went diving. It was not a very fruitful day,
but shortly before it was time to leave, he found one beautiful live
specimen of an uncommon cowrie - I'm not sure what species - Cypraea
gaskoini comes to mind. Anyway, he opened the driver's side, put the cowrie
in a small box on the center of the seat, then let the dog in. Then he ran
around to the driver's side and jumped in, to find an empty box and a dog
licking his chops. Does anyone else have any pet-shell interactions they
would like to share?
Paul M.
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