Myrtle Beach State Park Beachcombing Guide - South Carolina Parks
Myrtle Beach State Park Beachcombing Guide - South Carolina Parks
Myrtle Beach State Park Beachcombing Guide - South Carolina Parks
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Coral<br />
Other Common <strong>Beach</strong>combing Finds<br />
Barnacles and Mussels<br />
on Pier Pilings<br />
<strong>Myrtle</strong> <strong>Beach</strong><br />
<strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong><br />
Sea Whips (Soft Coral)<br />
Leptogorgia virgulata<br />
Horseshoe Crab<br />
Limulus polyphemus<br />
Mole Crab<br />
Emerita talpoida<br />
Ghost Crab– Ocypode quadrata<br />
This crab lives in burrows along<br />
the beach. Please do not disturb<br />
their burrow!<br />
Harmless Jellyfish<br />
Cannonball Jelly– Stomolophus meleagris<br />
Spider Crab– Libinia spp.
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