Geographer Cone

Found during the day in sediment, over rubble and sand of shallow coral reefs.
They feed nocturnally on fish.

Conids have smooth cone shaped shells often very colourful.
They kill their prey by discharging their proboscis at great speed like a harpoon, then a venom is released and so paralysing their victim.
Extremely venomous to humans, may cause death, should not be handled.
NO ANTI-VENOM.