An assortment of marine and terrestrial natural history specimens presented on three interlocking black plastic modular stands. The collection features several large gastropod shells, notably a Queen Conch (Aliger gigas?) of significant size with a characteristic flared, pinkish-orange aperture. A branching specimen of white stony coral (Scleractinia?), possibly of the Acropora? genus, is included alongside various decorative sea shells. These include a spiny Murex? specimen, a polished iridescent Turbo? shell, and a smooth tan-coloured gastropod with a prominent spiral. The group also contains two large, pale brown and white banded terrestrial shells resembling Achatina? (Giant African Land Snail). Multiple smaller spiral shells with distinct brown and white mottling and spotted cowrie-type markings complete the set. The specimens are displayed in their natural state without decorative mounts or scientific labelling.
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