Sea Urchin Shell - Maretia planulata (5-8cm)
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[Specimen Details]
Common Name: Maretia planulata (Spiny Heart Urchin)
Scientific Name: Maretia planulata
Classification: Class Echinoidea, Order Temnopleuroida, Family Brissidae
[Description]
A type of sea urchin found south of Sagami Bay. Unlike common sea urchins, they burrow into the sand to hide. The Japanese name Bunbuku is said to originate from the Bunbuku Chagama folktale, where a tanuki transforms into a teapot. This name is derived from the round shell, resembling a tea kettle, and its short spines, which are similar to the teapot in the story.
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[Specimen Details]
Common Name: Maretia planulata (Spiny Heart Urchin)
Scientific Name: Maretia planulata
Classification: Class Echinoidea, Order Temnopleuroida, Family Brissidae
[Description]
A type of sea urchin found south of Sagami Bay. Unlike common sea urchins, they burrow into the sand to hide. The Japanese name Bunbuku is said to originate from the Bunbuku Chagama folktale, where a tanuki transforms into a teapot. This name is derived from the round shell, resembling a tea kettle, and its short spines, which are similar to the teapot in the story.
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