Aitara
Aitara is a genus of marine snails belonging to the family Strombidae, commonly known as conchs. These large, predatory sea snails are characterized by their heavy, spindle-shaped shells, which often feature a long, narrow aperture. The shell's exterior is typically ornamented with various knobs, spines, and ribs, providing both camouflage and defense.
The distribution of Aitara species is primarily in the Indo-Pacific region. They inhabit a range of marine
Reproduction in Aitara involves sexual dimorphism, with distinct male and female individuals. Fertilization is external, and
Some species within the Aitara genus have been historically harvested for their meat and for their shells,