CLAMS

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i boiled these guys to death moments after this picture was taken

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>>2110234
Is this too lewd for a blue board?

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>>2110234

They're pretty cool. I'll try to remember to stop back and post some giants.

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>>2110234
i am a clam

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Wait, these things are alive?

>>2110317
I went to Evergreen. Omnia Extares
Let it all hang out. Woo! Here's our fight song: Go, Geoducks go,
Through the mud and the sand,
let's go.
Siphon high, squirt it out,
swivel all about,
let it all hang out.

Go, Geoducks go,
Strech your necks when the tide
is low
Siphon high, squirt it out,
swivel all about,
let it all hang out.

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Here we go, a nice giant. From wiki:

"The giant clam (Tridacna gigas) is a clam that is the largest living bivalve mollusk. Tridacna gigas is one of the most endangered clam species... they can weigh more than 200 kilograms (440 lb), measure as much as 120 cm (47 in) across, and have an average lifespan in the wild of over 100 years."

>>2111832

Neat. Imma look them up. I may be wrong, but I thought I heard that people consider them edible.

>>2111832
That's where I go! :D

>>2111844
When I graduated, I ate geoduck (sushi) for the first time. Celebratory nonsense. Don't do it. Just don't. Eugh. Nasty.

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>>2112553

Perhaps it was the preparation. Sushi itself is a challenge to make savory. I thought geoducks were very popular. Perhaps its a regional taste.

>>2110290
a lot of those clams are already dead.

>>2111823
Are you being serious?

>>2112553
I fucking love geoduck sashimi. It's amazing, like normal clams but a thousand times better and crisp.

>>2110317

>China bullshit

Is there ANYTHING they don't believe fixes their broken dicks?

>>2113346
no, i only threw out 4

>>2111030
>people who don't know shit about clams say "look at this clam! he loves salt, he's just licking it up!"
>when that's actually its foot and the clam is trying to get away, and is probably in immense pain

>>2111832
Of course I would find other greeners on /an/

>>2113374
dude you should be throwing out any that are even slightly open. Even slightly open clams could have been dead for days

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>>2111836
>Those eyes

>>2111836
>>2113514
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM9RePARj5Q

>>2113307
Sushi made out of any kind of filter feeder seems questionable.

>>2113506
>what are soft shell clams?

brachiopods > bivalves

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clams exist for the sole purpose of enabling sea otters.

>>2113378
>(you)

>>2113378
>implying clams feel pain

>>2113656
Pleb Molluscs

>>2111836
>if roasties were fabulous

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More clams please

>>2111837
>Neat. Imma look them up. I may be wrong, but I thought I heard that people consider them edible.

Geoducks? yeah, They are a delicacy in China even. In fact like 95% of the geoducks captured and/or farmed in the U.S. go to China.

>>2111836
The amount of aiptasia in that tank is revolting.

>>2113648
you know a lot of farmed molluscs go through a sterilization process right

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>>2117253
what is that thing?

>>2118547
you've never seen a razor clam?

they are hilarious and delicious

>>2110317
My dream is to sit on one and let it extend up my ass

>>2118565
Honestly dunno. It made me remember seeing something like that on the beach (coming out the sand, although still under the water) when I was a kid. Back then I thought it was some kind of worm, but now I'm not sure.