Queen Helmet shell 3D model

high resolution scan of queen helmet shell. similar to a conch shell but with a distinctive ridged opening.

2.5m polygons

obj, stl, 3mf, ply, asc formats

The Queen Helmet Shell, scientifically known as Cassis madagascariensis, is a striking marine gastropod mollusk that inhabits warm tropical waters, primarily in the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean. These large, intricately patterned shells can reach lengths of up to 12 inches (30 cm) and are characterized by their elongated, helmet-like shape with a distinctive crown-like projection at the anterior end. Queen Helmet Shells are highly sought after by shell collectors due to their exquisite appearance. They live in sandy or rocky substrates and feed on various prey, including other mollusks and echinoderms. These shells are protected in some regions to conserve their populations and biodiversity.