Lightening WhelkLatex Coatings
• 10/13, 0858hrs
• 10/14, 0638hrs
• 10/15, 0921hrs
• 10/17, 0514 hrs
• 10/17, 1702hrs
• 10/18, 0506hrs
• 10/18, 2154hrs
• 10/19, 0557hrs
• 10/19, 1725hrs
• 10/20, 0913hrs
• 10/20, 1823hrs (11 coatings)
• 10/21, 0546hrs
• 10/21, 2001hrs
• 10/22, 0815hrs

To understand why it’s called “lightning whelk,” consider these points:
• The name “lightning” refers to the striking, zigzag patterns on its shell.
• Lightning whelks are known for their fast movement, resembling a flash of lightning.
• They are often found in coastal areas, where storms and lightning are common.
• The species is recognized for its unique spiral shell shape, which adds to its distinctive appearance.
• Their scientific name, Busycon sinistrum, reflects their left-coiling shell, further distinguishing them.
• The term “whelk” itself is derived from Old English, indicating a type of sea snail.

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