California Might Soon Get a New State Seashell

The proposal, if passed by lawmakers, will add to a list of existing state symbols including the grizzly bear and the golden poppy.
California Might Soon Get a New State Seashell
California state Assemblywoman Diane Dixon speaks at Newport Beach City Hall in Newport Beach, Calif., on Oct. 12, 2022. John Fredricks/The Epoch Times
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California will get a new state symbol if a proposal passes the state Senate and receives the governor’s signature later this year.

Introduced by Republican Assemblywoman Diane Dixon, AB 2504 would establish a state seashell, adding to a list of dozens of existing state symbols such as the state mammal and the state flower—the grizzly bear and the golden poppy, respectively.
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