No. 90: Shellder
Bivalve Pokémon

At night, it burrows a hole in the seafloor with its broad tongue to make a place to sleep. While asleep, it closes its shell, but leaves its tongue hanging out.

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Open sea
Soft sediment
Deep-sea corals
Bivalve reefs

Marine people, what are your favorite habitats?

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The series of recent Burgess monsters👾❤️
①Fibulacaris nereidis
This 'bivalved' arthropod was found from Burgess Shale, Marble Canyon area (discovered quite recently!)
They were potentially swimming upside down, so keep that in mind when you paste it!🤸‍♀️✨

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218. Clam

These simple bivalves mind their own business in Jolly Roger Bay, opening up to reveal their prize and closing again. But wait, this clam looks more like… Clampy from Mario Galaxy?! You sneaky shell, you thought you could switch places and get an early Tweet!

🦋

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revenge for BiVALve on artfight! link to them here https://t.co/TxvQ3XApqT

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some of my art fight attacks part 3 😳
oc credit:

meerphanim
bivalve

[#artfight

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Home to the Church of the Cerulean Bivalve, this underground structure is marked by the massive monoliths above it, and a row of smaller stone pillars that extend from the beach caves below and into the waters of the Zorisz river.

https://t.co/VUi69bkM7p

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Yooo joining bivalve month, I'm drawing an obscure bivalve that I found recently (despite it's quite common on Indonesia, they said)

Hammer Oyster (Malleus malleus), sometimes another creatures are found sitting on top of Malleus, like barnacles and Spondylus

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William Marshall Brown RSA, RSW (Scottish 1863-1936)
'Looking for Mussels'
Signed, lower right
Watercolour heightened with white 30 x 40cm




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🦪BIVALVE APPRECIATION🦪 This is Spondylus, or the spiny oyster.

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No. 91: Cloyster
Bivalve Pokémon

It fights by keeping its shell tightly shut for protection and by shooting spikes to repel foes.

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eating bivalves. With enlarged, tegu-like muscles around the jaws and back of the head for maximum crushing power.

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Your Casshell has evolved into...
• SNAPIVALVE (Snap + Bivalve)
• The Bivalve Pokémon

• Ability: Water Absorb
• Hidden Ability: -
• Height: 1.7m
• Weight: 132 kg

• Casshell >> [Lv. 42 | Female] >> Snapivalve


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091 Cloyster - the Bivalve Pokémon

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alekivzwip .... rly wanted to do a print of the most common types of bivalve eaten in north america for some reason. im still going to do it

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For - some of shipworms!

There worm-shaped creatures are actually heavily-derived bivalves that have evolved to feed on wood. They are also known as "termites of the sea".

https://t.co/P8QIegYTbP

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No. 366: Clamperl
Bivalve Pokémon

Clamperl grows while being protected by its rock-hard shell. When its body becomes too large to fit inside the shell, it is sure evidence that this Pokémon is getting close to evolution.

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🆕 | Exposure to microplastic pollution is reducing the capacity of bivalve populations, such as mussels, to provide invaluable ecosystem services, according to research by scientists.

🖱️ Full story: https://t.co/4yEsHNG1II

🖱️ : https://t.co/h05TDYebCt

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