Medically reviewed by Elizabeth Barnes, RDN People may think that brown and white eggs offer different nutrient makeups, but the only difference is the shell's color. The breed of hen that lays ...

Brown and white eggs have similar nutrients, and their health benefits are not dependent on their shell color. Other factors such as the hen’s diet can influence egg nutrition.

However, scientists have compared eggs with brown shells to those with white shells to see whether there’s any difference. Several studies have found that shell color does not significantly ...

Conch is a large sea snail harvested in warm, tropical waters. (If you’ve ever picked up a large white shell and held it to your ear to “hear” the ocean, that’s likely a conch shell.) ...

The article goes on to explain the hue-based distribution difference is due to cost, “ Brown-egg chickens tend to be larger and cost more to feed and raise, so white eggs are more cost-efficient.” ...

A uniquely colored Florida Fighting Conch was found Aug. 21 on a Shackleford Banks beach in North Carolina. It was all white. NPS photo/Steve Maier Outer Banks beaches are beloved by seashell ...

The pearls have a porcelain finish and luster like the interior of the conch shell, and come in a wide variety and combination of colors including white, red, pink, orange, yellow and brown. Queen ...

Only in 2016 did researchers begin to analyze the shell anew. Artifacts like this conch help paint a picture of how cave dwellers lived, said Carole Fritz, an archaeologist at the University of ...

For the first time in more than 17,000 years, three mellifluous musical notes - close in tone to C, D, and C sharp - have reverberated from a conch shell modified to serve as a wind instrument.