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Scallop seashells are a marine bivalve mollusk. Scallops are similar to oysters and clams. The difference is scallop seashells can swim by opening and closing their shells. Most scallop seashells are tropical, but a few live in polar waters.
Scallop seashells are popular sea shells both as collector's items and as
food. You can recognize a scallop shell by the fan shape of the seashell which
can also be seen on the logo of Shell Oil gas stations.
Scallops are often used as main dishes, appetizers, salads, and soup. The meat
of this seashell is sweet and delicate. The scallop seashell itself is often
used as a baking dish and/or serving dish for seafood recipes.
Throughout the centuries scallop shells were used in decoration of buildings,
ceremonial dances and symbols.
