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How does a red abalone eat?
In Southern California older juveniles and adults' primary diet is giant and feather boat kelp. They also eat tangle kelp. In Northern California thei...
What is abalone?
Why is it illegal to have abalone?Why is abalone so expensive?What does abalone taste like?What is abalone used for?How much is abalone worth?Is abal...
Do paua have eyes?
Päua have an oval shaped shell, inside which is a large muscular foot which clings to rocks. They have a pair of eyes, a mouth and tentacles, and brea...
How big is a abalone?
Abalone vary in size from 20 mm (0.8 in) (Haliotis pulcherrima) to 200 mm (8 in) while Haliotis rufescens is the largest of the genus at 12 in (30 cm)...
What is a abalone's charastericts?
Abalone are a type of single-shelled (gastropod) herbivorous marine mollusc. Their body is large and fleshy, with a broad, muscular foot that is used ...
What is abalones?
What is abalone and why is it illegal?Why are abalones so expensive?What are abalones used for?What do abalones taste like?Is abalone expensive?How m...
What is the habitat of abalone?
HABITAT: Black abalone cling to rocks in intertidal zones or shallow waters up to 20 feet deep. Juveniles are usually seen in areas with protective cr...
What is an Abalone life span?
Lifespan & Reproduction White abalone live about 35 to 40 years. Adults become sexually mature in the wild when they are four to six years old. Ab...
What is a group of paua called?
Are abalone and paua the same?What is another name for paua?What is abalone called in New Zealand?Can paua make pearls?What is a paua pearl?Is Paua s...