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  • Weichtier des Jahres 2026
    • Cumia intertexta (DE)
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  • Weichtier des Jahres 2026
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Mollusc of the Year 2026

"International Mollusc of the Year" celebrates five remarkable molluscs each year. Your vote decides the top mollusc, and Senckenberg will sequence the complete genome of the winner. Read more about each species by clicking on its photo below and then vote for your favourite at this link.

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Cumia intertexta – The Mediterranean vampire snail that drinks fish blood
Ephippodonta lunata – The clam that opened its shells and grew wings
Ephippodonta lunata – The clam that opened its shells and grew wings
Lithoredo abatanica – The clam that eats rock
Lithoredo abatanica – The shipworm that decided wood wasn't enough,
and learned to eat through stone
Triplofusus giganteus - The Atlantic’s giant predator snail that swallows its prey whole
​Triplofusus giganteus - The Atlantic’s giant predator snail that swallows its prey whole
Vaginula seychellensis – The rare white slug in a palm tree paradise
​Filicaulis seychellensis – The flower-powered slug with skin white as snow
Click here to see previous Mollusc of the Year winners.
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    • Cumia intertexta
    • Ephippodonta lunata
    • Lithoredo abatanica
    • Triplofusus giganteus
    • Filicaulis seychellensis
    • Previous Winners
  • Weichtier des Jahres 2026
    • Cumia intertexta (DE)
    • Ephippodonta lunata (DE)
    • Lithoredo abatanica (DE)
    • Triplofusus giganteus (DE)
    • Filicaulis seychellensis (DE)
    • Frühere Gewinner
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