Mollusca Columbella is a small marine gastropod that belongs to the family Columbellidae. It is commonly found in the coastal waters of the Mediterranean Sea, including the Comunidad Valenciana.

Characteristics:

• Shell: The shell of Mollusca Columbella is small, elongated, and typically smooth with a glossy surface. It usually features a variety of colors ranging from white to brown, often with intricate patterns or bands.
• Size: These sea snails have shells that generally measure between 1 and 3 centimeters in length.
• Habitat: Mollusca Columbella can be found in shallow waters, often in rocky or sandy substrates where they can easily find food.

This species is also known locally as the "colombina" and is a common sight along the coastlines of the region. It plays a vital role in the marine ecosystem as both a grazer and prey for larger marine animals.