Pearl Shell Among Sea Anemones
A small sea turtle glides near an open shell displaying a shiny pearl surrounded by soft sea anemones.
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A Sea Turtle Exploring an Open Pearl Shell
This underwater scene portrays a young sea turtle swimming close to a wide-open mollusk shell that holds a round pearl. Soft, swaying sea anemones root themselves nearby, creating a protected marine environment on the ocean floor.
How Pearls and Sea Anemones Form Underwater
Natural pearls are formed inside oysters and clams when an irritant, such as a tiny grain of sand, gets trapped inside the shell. The mollusk coats the intruder with smooth layers of nacre over several years until a lustrous gem develops.
Natural Colors of Sea Turtles, Pearls, and Anemones
- Baby sea turtle: dark green, olive brown, with cream yellow underbelly
- Pearl: iridescent white, cream, pale pink, or metallic silver
- Sea anemones: vibrant magenta, lime green, orange, and pale yellow
- Oyster shell: rough grayish brown on the outside and pearly white inside