Marine molluscs, like clams and snails, rely on a substance called taurine to help their cells stay the right size when the saltiness of the water around them changes — kind of like how a sponge adjusts to wet or dry conditions without falling apart.

Taurine helps shellfish like clams and mussels keep their immune systems balanced and working well when they're stressed by things like pollution or changing water conditions.

In sea creatures like clams and snails, a special protein helps control how much taurine gets in and out of their cells when the salt levels around them change — this helps the cells stay healthy and adapt.

Taurine helps protect sea snails and clams from stress caused by dirty water or pollution by acting like an internal shield against cell damage.

Taurine helps cells keep their shape and balance when other substances like creatine make the environment around them tricky — it’s like a tiny internal helper that keeps water and salts in check.

Taurine is a natural substance in your body that helps keep your cells from swelling or shrinking too much, especially when your muscles, heart, or brain are under stress.