Moved

Ye Yuan swam toward the area he had chosen, extending his senses deep into the seabed as he searched for large red abalones.

He still resented the fact that a single abalone permit only allowed him to harvest four abalones.

So he intended to wipe out all the large abalones here in one sweep.

Ye Yuan had long yearned to find red abalones.

However, their habitat was rather unique, as they only lived along the coasts of California in the United States and Mexico.

That was why, despite going out to sea so many times, Ye Yuan had never had the chance to harvest this kind of abalone.

Red abalone could be considered the largest abalone in the world.

It was the largest species among abalone.

The largest specimens weighed around 2,000 grams, with shell diameters exceeding thirty centimeters.

The colors and patterns on their shells were often difficult to distinguish due to algae, barnacles, and other marine life growing on them.

Although red abalones were large, they were still quite time-consuming to find.

Ye Yuan dived to the seabed.

Sure enough, it was exactly as the blond young man had warned him.

Not only was the water more than forty meters deep, but large patches of kelp also grew across the seabed.

However, Ye Yuan also knew that California Red Abalone lived precisely in such areas.

The denser the kelp grew, the more red abalones there were.

This was a common phenomenon.

But that also made things much more difficult for harvesters.

It had to be said that the United States did a very good job protecting wildlife.

Through his senses, Ye Yuan discovered that there really were a great many red abalones here.

On a single rock alone, at least four or five red abalones of varying sizes