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|location = Intertidal Zone | |location = Intertidal Zone | ||
|sname = costatum cardium | |sname = costatum cardium | ||
|text = | |text = In classical legends, the ribbed cockle was the vessel that gave birth to goddesses, which is why its shape is often used as a decorative element in many classical paintings and architecture. | ||
In classical legends, the ribbed cockle was the vessel that gave birth to goddesses, which is why its shape is often used as a decorative element in many classical paintings and architecture. | |||
However, for the cockle, it's just being its ordinary self, lying quietly and inconspicuously on the seabed. | However, for the cockle, it's just being its ordinary self, lying quietly and inconspicuously on the seabed. | ||
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