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Giant Clam
The giant clam is the largest clam species in the world. In the ocean, they can reach a length of 4 feet. Their bright colors are partially the result of a symbiotic algae known as zooxanthellae, which use sunlight to produce food for the clam. These clams can be found in a wide variety of colors including purple, blue, and green. |
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