Nature | Our Bermuda
What in the World are Seabeans?
Bermuda’s shorelines hold a multitude of treasures for those who only look closely. From sand dollars, the skeletons of sea urchins that have turned brittle and white, to mermaid’s purses, the black, wiry, dried egg sacs that used to hold baby sharks, to sea glass, smoothed and whittled by the relentless tides. While beach combing, you may have come across something unusual – round and shiny, but not a shell or a stone, not sea glass, not debris, and not…
June 15, 2022
