McGhee said. "In these 'graveyards' today, you will commonly find Chesapecten shells (extinct scallop), all kinds of whale and porpoise bones, barnacles, clams, and sharks' teeth," he added.

Yes, it's true. Fake scallops are a real thing. Oftentimes, skate wings, shark, or stingray are paraded as scallops since unassuming diners and those not-in-the-know can have a hard time telling ...

Addison Bethea, 17, was seriously injured on June 30 when she was bitten by a large shark while searching for scallops near Keaton Beach. "She suffered devastating injury to her upper right leg ...

Scallop production reached only 482,000 tons in 2023, down 5.9 percent from a year earlier. While exports declined 14.6 percent to 248,000 tons, domestic consumption increased 5.5 percent to ...