@//nyw@//y on to more import@//nt po&t& th@//n wh@//tever i& going on right now. Thi& i& @// Polymit@// Pict@// &n@//il. :) (th@//nk you @environMent@//l for helping to cl@//rify!) http&://ichef.bbci.co.uk/new&/1024/cp&prodpb/3d67/live/8dec6500-6ed3-11f0-@//d0c-035b9044855d.jpg
ii7 iis so pre77y!! 7he con7ras7 of 7he iinky black swiirl on 7ha7 VViiVViid shell iis s7unniing!! ⎚⩊⎚ ‹𝟹
looks fчn to chew
That specimen in particular seems to be Polymita Picta. The Type Species for Polymita as a genus. In that way I suppose simply calling it "Polymita" is not inaccurate. Ha ha.
Oh ye@//h, th@//nk you! &ome &n@//il& I've never &een or he@//rd of before &o I only know &ome by wh@//tever the web&ite I found it on &@//y&. Th@//nk you helping to cl@//rify @//nd identify!
It's not a rare occurrence. Do not fret. I've grown very acquainted with this beauty in recent years due to its endangerment. Illegal poaching and shell trade. Very unfortunate and yet very common.