A genus of large predatory sea snails or marine gastropod mollusks, some species of which have venomous radular teeth.
From fasciola (band-like) + -aria (Latin suffix for containers or places). Named for the banded or ribbon-like pattern on the shell.
These sea snails are like underwater assassins—they have venomous teeth and can inject toxins into prey, making them some of the few mollusks that are actually dangerous to humans.
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