By Jill Newman For centuries Native Americans treasured quahog shells, the purplish hard coverings of clams found along North Atlantic shores, which they fashioned into beads called wampum to ...
The remarkable longevity of these animals is often linked to slow metabolisms, deep-sea habitats, or protective shells that ...
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