The geoduck may have a unique look, but it’s a delicacy in Asian cuisine. #TopChef’s Graham Elliot and special guest Cheryl Burke unlock the secrets to cooking this high price clam on the premiere of #GoingOffTheMenu, presented by Toyota USA #RAV4. http://bravo.ly/2qSyhmQ | Top Chef

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You Have to See This‼️😱The geoduck (pronounced "gooey-duck") is one of the strangest and most massive clams on Earth—and it looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. Found along the Pacific Northwest coast, these giants can weigh up to 7 pounds and live over 150 years, making them one of the longest-living animals in the ocean.Here’s the crazy part: they can’t even close their shells around their giant siphons. That long, trunk-like thing? It’s used to suck in water and filter plankton—and it

The geoduck is known as the largest burrowing clam and has a siphon that can extend up to 4 feet despite its shell being only 7 to 9 inches long. Native to the Pacific coast of North America, its name originates from the language of the Nisqually people and means dig deep. This unusual creature can live for over 160 years and is a sought-after delicacy in many Asian cuisines. Its long lifespan and slow growth make sustainable harvesting essential to protect this remarkable animal. | The History