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Originally Posted by NaterGator
 My mom got a near lethal stingray sting doing that. Stood on a juvie stingray (felt like a crab pinch apparently) that couldn't control it's venom and pumped her full. A hour later she was in the ER with around 10x the typical max invenomation. That was the first time I ever got to drive a car (age 14)
I'm surprised you didn't find any sand dollars. Anyways usually the best spot for shelling is at the shellbank (oddly enough) where the waves are rolling up the beach at low tide. Tons of sharks teeth and shells in that area. In fact the sw coast of Fl is the sharks teeth capital of the world, apparently. |
Who said I didn't find any sand dollars?
Of course, I think we took one home that wasn't quite dead yet.
Friday morning, right after breakfast, there was a wicked low tide, which exposed a sandbar about 75' out, so we waded out to that and found a whole bunch of stuff we hadn't seen before--all the augers were out, as well as a bunch of crabs, and the shallow troughs were filled with small shells. Didn't see any shark's teeth, but we found a bunch of other stuff.