Djur - Skaldjur och blötdjur

a gastropod of warm seas that is edible and contains mother-of-pearl

abalone, öronmusling

a marine arthropod with an external shell that attaches itself to a surface and feeds on particles that are in the water

havstulpan, barnacle

an aquatic mollusk that its body is enclosed with a shell that has two parts

bivalv

an edible marine shellfish living in sand or mud

muskel, skaldjur

a marine bivalve which is edible and has ribbed shells, living in sand

snäcka

a large marine mollusk with a spiral-shaped shell, often used for decorative purposes and prized for its meat in various cuisines

snäcka, konch

a small marine snail with a brightly colored and polished shell that is often used for decorative and cultural purposes

kauhari, snäcka

a sea creature with eight legs, two pincers, and a hard shell, which is able to live on land

krabba

a large nocturnal decapod that lives in fresh waters and resembles a lobster

flodkräfta, kräfta

a small marine decapod that lives in the empty shells of gastropods

hermitkrabba, skalskrabban

a tiny Antarctic crustacean that resembles a shrimp and is the main food for whales

krill

a small European pinkish orange lobster that is cooked as food

langust

a large edible spiny crustacean that is used in French cuisine

langust, hummer

a small marine mollusk of the gastropod family that sticks tightly to the rocks

limpet, skalbagge

a sea animal with a shell, a pair of strong, large claws and eight legs

hummer

an edible bivalve mollusk with a dark shell that is found in saltwater or freshwater habitats

mussla, ätlig mussla

a type of shellfish found in the ocean, known for its hard, irregular shell and prized for the pearls it can produce

ostrons

a small marine gastropod mollusk with a spiral-shaped shell, known for its ability to withstand exposure to air during low tides

periwinkle, snäcka

a marine crustacean with a compressed abdomen that is cooked as food

räka, gamba

an edible marine bivalve with a white internal muscle that opens and closes the shells and causes it to swim

kammussla, skallop

the hard empty outer body of an oyster, clam, etc., often found on a shore

snäcka, skal

a type of sea creature with a shell, such as clams, oysters, mussels, shrimp, lobster, etc.

skaldjur, snäckor

a small animal from the crustacean family with ten legs that lives in the sea

räka

a small herbivorous mollusk that has a spiral shell and can be eaten as food

snigel, mussla

a marine mollusk native to the Pacific Ocean that is edible

rakskörare, rakskaldjur

a small, soft creature which carries a hard shell on its back and moves very slowly

snigel

a cephalopod mollusk originally from Pacific and Indian Oceans with a shell that is pearly on the inside

nautilus, nautilus (blötdjur)

a marine bivalve that has small tentacles in order to catch the food

brakiopod

a small mollusk that moves very slowly and closely resembles a snail without shell

snigel, slug