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Growing a Giant Clam| 3mins
Director: Dan Griffin | Producer: GG Films
Focus Years: 2009 | Country: United States
Subject Tags: education, environment, oceania, science
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
Dr. Steve Palumbi takes the viewer on a tour of a giant clam farm on a remote Fijian island. Giant clams are increasingly rare on Fiji’s coral reefs. They are big, brightly colored, unable to run away … and tasty. Fijians hope that farming giant clams can help to repopulate reefs by transplanting them onto protected reefs. Once enough calms have been transplanted, they can naturally repopulate the surrounding area. “Growing a Giant Clam” is part of a series of videos on the oceans.

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