They are usually freshwater inhabitants, but have adapted to live in briny and estuary waters.
A live oyster will have a smooth, plump body and briny smell, while a dead oyster will smell of sulfur.
Once placed in briny (salt) water (5), the eggs hatch within a few hours.
Once placed in briny (salt) water, the eggs hatch within a few hours.
In a wicked-hearted gesture, they advise the rabbit to bathe in the briny sea and blow himself dry in the wind.
The young tend to be in littoral (shore) areas, grass plains and from time to time enter briny waters.
The process also results in an amount of salty briny waste.
If it has salt in it, it will turn the water table briny, which will not be acceptable to the local water authorities or residents.
