QuickCheck: Is there really a beach made entirely of shells?

By GISELE SOO

Caption: Shark Bay Marine Park, Western Australia, Shell Beach composed of the shells of the cockle species Fragum erugatum. - Brian W. Schaller (FAL 1.3)

IMAGINE the refreshing sea breeze on your face as you take a brief getaway to enjoy the white sandy beaches.

But does a beach composed entirely of shells really exist?

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