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Saturday’s Top 5 – National Clam Chowder Day

Top 5 Facts About Clams

5. Every year on their birthday, clams host a shellebration.

4. If you ask some clams to help you move they will say yes, but all they will to do is sit there and breathe seawater. They are very shellfish.

3. If a famous restaurants has none of the key ingredients to make chowder it is called a clam-ity.

2. Clams are so proficient at playing musical instruments due to mussel memory.

1. Clams are not self-aware. They are not conches

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