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Do giant clams have pearls?

Asked: Alexandre Bourdon, Last Updated:

In case you didn't know, giant Tridacna clams can also make pearls, but these are much more rare, and hence even more valuable. From the size of the 75 pound pearl, it's clear that it was produced by the world's largest bivalve, Tridacna gigas.

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