Seashells of Western AustraliaVideo | Updated 10 years ago Shirley Slack-Smith Curator of Molluscs, Aquatic Zoology Shells live practically everywhere – in waters that are rough or calm, warm or cold, clear or muddy; on rocks, corals or sea grasses; in sand, mud or in the water column. Some can live only in tropical waters while others can live only down south. Some feed on seaweeds and some are ferocious predators. In WA we have them all! Join Shirley Slack-Smith as she celebrates the diversity, resourcefulness and resilience of one of Western Australia's most popular and diverse groups of marine animals. This lecture was recorded at the Western Australian Museum – Geraldton on 4 March 2010. This video recording was made possible with the support of Chevron Australia.