If you see thin, winding trails in the sand on the beach, they're a sign that a small but fascinating hunter is moving just ...

If you’ve been walking the beach at low tide lately, you may have noticed long, winding trails etched across the smooth sand, ...

Did you know the Palmetto State has a seashell representative? The South Carolina state shell is officially listed as the lettered olive (Oliva sayana). Have you heard of it? The seashell was ...

“At low tide, along open sandy beaches, the olive snail is one of the most abundant snails on the beach,” the Seaside Aquarium posted on Facebook recently. “They can be an important food source for ...