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Shamrock

Shamrock reef
Type:
artificial reef, barge
Specs:
( 48 ft )
Sponsor:
Shamrock Marine Towing
Sunk:
Monday September 12 2005 - Ocean City Artificial Reef
GPS:
39°09.935' -74°33.940'
Shamrock reef

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Teredo (Shipworm)

Teredo

Teredo navalis

Size: to 5 "

This worm-like creature is actually a bivalve mollusk with a greatly reduced shell, which it uses to bore tunnels into wood. They typically spend their entire lives in a tunnel in a single piece of wood. In addition to feeding off the wood, they can also filter feed like ordinary bivalves.

In the age of wooden ships, teredos and other wood-borers were a tremendous problem. In our area, more wood-boring is done by crustaceans than Teredos.

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