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. The soft-shell clam digs a permanent burrow in which it remains for life unless disturbed. As it grows the clam enlarges and deepens its burrow. When the tide is in, this clam's long "neck" (actually its siphons) is thrust up to the opening of the burrow for feeding. When the tide goes out, the clam withdraws its "neck" and closes its shell until the tide comes in again.
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What are the four types of social mobility?
intergenerational mobility...structural mobility...intragenerational mobility...exchange mobility
Do clams poop?
clams just do there do do
What is bigger clams or mussel?
clams
What do clams start out as?
baby clams
Do vegetarians eat clams?
No, clams are animals.
How do you call a tasty dish with clams?
clams
Can clams scream?
yes, some clams can scream. clams in imax deep sea screamed
What are two categories used to explain the basic cost of mobility?
mobility and non-mobility costs
What is the difference between Ocean clam and sea clam?
Ocean Cams are Quahog Clams (stronger tasting). Sea Clams are Surf Clams (sweeter tasting).
Who smells like clams?
i do. do you enjoy bearded clams?
What animals kingdom are clams in?
Clams are in the Mollusc kingdom.
What are clams used for?
What are clams used for? clam chowder
