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Welsh Family Makes $65,000 Discovery At a Local Beach

Family Discovers Sea Creatures Worth $65,000 at Beach

Medicine & Technology Sep 08, 2020

Percebes or Gooseneck Barnacles were discovered on a large piece of driftwood at a beach in Wales. Typically harvested from Costa Da Morte, Spain, the family didn't know that their discovery was worth thousands of dollars.

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Family Discovers Sea Creatures Worth $65,000 at Beach

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