giant clam

"From the giant clams which live deep in the water.

And champion of them all, whether on land or in the sea, is almost certainly the giant clam.

But he didn't know about the market for ancient giant clams these days.

There is no recorded example of a giant clam causing a human death.

They've got these fish in the Pacific and the giant clam into the bargain.

Giant clams slowly open and close as the submarines pass.

I nodded again and asked for some giant clam.

So wide did the jaws part that the god resembled a giant clam.

Since giant clams cannot move themselves, they adopt broadcast spawning.

Today the giant clam is considered neither aggressive nor particularly dangerous.

The rare giant clam and the seahorse can sometimes be seen.

If giant clams sense any danger, their huge shells shut tight.

Fresh giant clam is one of my favorite ways to begin a sushi meal, too.

At least half the time I order giant clam, it seems to have a lot in common with a pencil eraser.

It lets nothing lie; not even the giant clams which cling to its bottom.

For the earlier animals, we learn that reefs were made of mollusks like giant clams.

Algae provide giant clams with a supplementary source of nutrition.

On the black market, giant clam shells are sold as decorative accoutrements.

His men brought back many giant clam shells.

A giant clam research station remains in operation on Welcome Bay.

Billy's toys live in a giant clam shell in the front hall.

It was, hands down, the best bit of giant clam I've run across in New York.

As is often the case with uncharacteristically large species, the giant clam has been historically misunderstood.

Common sea life that can be found include the giant clam, the seahorse and the octopus.

But none of the giant clams or 30-foot tube worms found at Pacific geysers have been seen.