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By Daniel Neal from Sacramento, CA, US - Queen Conch (Strombus gigas), CC BY 2.0
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By Daniel Neal from Sacramento, CA, US - Queen Conch (Strombus gigas), CC BY 2.0

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Mermaid based on a queen conch, which can make pink pearls.
Reference picture from here: www.conchpearls.com/queen-conc…
Queen conchs in the Florida Keys are struggling to mate. Scientists are going to help them mingle.
"The project, led by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), is an example of what it often takes to save imperiled species in a world changed by humans. Conchs are now so rare that putting an end to overfishing isn’t enough. To survive, they need scientists to play matchmaker."