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Haliotus sorenseni

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• Leyend: White Abalone - This white abalone (Haliotus sorenseni) is known for it's yellow tentacles and bright orange foot, which it uses to capture and then eat drifting algae with.White abolone are generally found at dephs beyond 100 feet.

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• Abalone
• White abalone