Clams

Clam Digging in Koh Klang

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Clam Digging in Koh Klang

Clam Digging in Koh Klang

Meet the Clam Cake

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Meet the Clam Cake

Meet the Clam Cake

What’s Best, Worst, and Most Weird About American Food

What’s Best, Worst, and Most Weird About American Food

What’s Best, Worst, and Most Weird About American Food

Selfish Shellfish Cells Cause Contagious Clam Cancer

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Selfish Shellfish Cells Cause Contagious Clam Cancer

Selfish Shellfish Cells Cause Contagious Clam Cancer

Cop Finds Rare Pearl Worth 10,000 Clams—in His Clam Stew

Cop Finds Rare Pearl Worth 10,000 Clams—in His Clam Stew

Cop Finds Rare Pearl Worth 10,000 Clams—in His Clam Stew

Why Do "Disco Clams" Put On Brilliant Light Shows?

Why Do "Disco Clams" Put On Brilliant Light Shows?

Why Do "Disco Clams" Put On Brilliant Light Shows?

6 of the World’s Longest-Lived Animals

6 of the World’s Longest-Lived Animals

6 of the World’s Longest-Lived Animals

Oldest Clam Consternation Overblown

Oldest Clam Consternation Overblown

Oldest Clam Consternation Overblown

Razor clam creates quicksand to bury itself. So does RoboClam

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Razor clam creates quicksand to bury itself. So does RoboClam

Razor clam creates quicksand to bury itself. So does RoboClam

All-male clams escape from genetic canyons by stealing eggs

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All-male clams escape from genetic canyons by stealing eggs

All-male clams escape from genetic canyons by stealing eggs

Photos: Poison Crab, Glass Shrimp, More Found in Korea

Photos: Poison Crab, Glass Shrimp, More Found in Korea

Photos: Poison Crab, Glass Shrimp, More Found in Korea

Road Trip: Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Road Trip: Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Road Trip: Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Solving the San Francisco plankton mystery

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Solving the San Francisco plankton mystery

Solving the San Francisco plankton mystery

Scientists have found that the mysterious plankton blooms of the San Francisco Bay are the result of a long chain of ecological changes in the area. The plankton are just players in a large ensemble drama involves clams, mussels, fish, crabs and a cold snap.

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All Dad

All Dad

405-Year-Old Clam Called Longest-Lived Animal

405-Year-Old Clam Called Longest-Lived Animal

405-Year-Old Clam Called Longest-Lived Animal

A clam dredged from icy Arctic waters is being hailed as the world's longest-lived animal.

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