How rare is it to find a conch shell on the beach?
How rare is it to find a conch shell on the beach? It has been estimated that there are only 50,000 conches still in existence across the globe. The vast majority of conch shells typically have a high and curled spire, which is the twisted point at the end of the shell. They also have a very noticeable siphonal canal.
What beach has the most conch shells?
When islanders dig gardens in their backyards, they find conchs, whelks, scallops and clam shells often perfectly intact. The best shelling is found on the beaches of Sanibel Island & Captiva. The islands rank tops in the world for shelling because of geography.