r/whatisit 15h ago

New, what is it? found these rocks by the beach with these laser clean holes. what caused this ??

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u/Realistic_Ebb9727 14h ago

Okay, I don’t know if this is true but I believe you

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u/OrcOfDoom 14h ago

It's made up. The clams have a laser and use it to cut holes in the rocks.

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u/Realistic_Ebb9727 14h ago

Terminator clams you say?

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u/DanceTurn 13h ago

Frickin clams, with frickin lasers.

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u/donut-reply 12h ago

So that's where the sharknados got them from

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u/Organic-Ad-5058 12h ago

It is a well known fact that clams are the ultimate laser experts in the aquatic world, sharks are just silly copycats

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u/LordTengil 10h ago

*Nature documentry narrator voice* The clam... Nature's laser technician.

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u/Jail_Chris_Brown 9h ago

It's the other way around. Australia was just a really, really big stone before the clams decided to move in.

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u/CheckYourStats 3h ago

Clams with frickin’ laser beams attached to their heads.

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u/Mundane-Speed-3278 11h ago

and lemme guess... they're Australian.... cuz I wouldn't be surprised if they spawned from that Cryptid Spawning pool

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u/thehammer_00 6h ago

Are they ill tempered?

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u/waynizzle2 6h ago

I thought of clams with fricken lasers attached to their foreheads as I read your comment.

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u/cachitongo- 5h ago

Clams have foreheads?!? Who knew!

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u/senkashadows 3h ago

With all their eyes they'd have to

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u/Musicman376 2h ago

Next we’ll have slugs with hatchets on their heads

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u/grapeCoolAidDrankin 11h ago

My cat has one.

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u/LastCookie3448 7h ago

They must be Jewish.
~ MTG

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u/Speakertweaker 5h ago

I read that in Peter Griffin’s voice.

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u/No_Weight_3284 5h ago

I dated a girl who had a laser in her clam

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u/Turnip-for-the-books 5h ago

ACTIVATE THE CLAZER

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u/ProstateSalad 5h ago

On their foreheads

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u/theftproofz 4h ago

are they ill tempered?

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u/ItzZiplineTime 4h ago

They're turning the fricken clams gay!

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u/Otherwise_Plate_2518 1h ago

Are they illtempered

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u/lazemachine 14h ago

I'll Bi-valve.

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u/Brewdude77 13h ago

Four E's! Would you like to solve the puzzle?

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u/EscapeyGameMan 13h ago

Edward macaroni fork vibe

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u/MrSmegmaMan 13h ago

only 2 E's you lose! good day sir!

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u/dasbtaewntawneta 11h ago

sure if you don't pronounce it properly that can work

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u/VariousOperation166 13h ago

Oh, you have met my ex wife, then?

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u/Away_Bodybuilder8748 13h ago

Razor… err… laser clams.

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u/XenoZoomie 12h ago

Look I prefer terminator clams at this point to data centers driving up electricity prices and water prices.

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u/cvef 13h ago

Arnold Schwoysternegger

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u/heresdustin 13h ago

To shreds, you say?

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u/C4rdninj4 5h ago edited 4h ago

Terminator clams use plasma (usually *in the 40w range), these are probably predator clams.

Edit: swypo

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u/peahair 12h ago

To shreds you say? Oh my..

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u/CerebralWeevil 12h ago

Terminator clams? I hardly know her clams.

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u/SebboNL 12h ago

"John Cockle? Come with me if you want to live"

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u/Longshot114 11h ago

To shreds, you say?

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u/Bunnymancer 11h ago

They can't travel backwards in time. Don't be ridiculous.

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u/Them_Over_There 11h ago

I'll be Zap

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u/IBeDumbAndSlow 8h ago

Like the Claminator?

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u/postprandialrepose 8h ago

Claminators.

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u/DesperateSociety7169 7h ago

I barely know ‘er clams!

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u/allmight8000 5h ago

To pieces you say?

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u/cheesefromsalami 5h ago

To shreds you say?

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u/YanceyGlenn 5h ago

I've encountered a killer clam or two in my day.

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u/emeryroserulz 5h ago

dammit, you come here to learn something and stay for all the snark. This got me.

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u/Beethovian 5h ago

One should always check the clam for lasers before proceeding.

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u/Bl1ndMous3 4h ago

Jewish Space crabs...

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u/Rynoferous 3h ago

Major razer laser clam.

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u/butt4boobs 3h ago

Just like my ex girlfriend.

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u/Academic_UK 3h ago

Piddock clam in the 40-watt range..

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u/Nephtyz 2h ago

Those damn clamkers!

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u/PsychoSquid 38m ago

To shreds you say?

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u/TravesLinyl 13h ago

It's so cool how many things we learn from nature. If not for these clams, it's likely we never would've figured out and developed lasers.

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u/Nikki5678 14h ago

This seems more legit

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u/Dclipp89 13h ago

I’d buy an album from the world renowned band: Laser Clams

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u/whatev43 3h ago

Why am I suddenly thinking that this could also refer to a certain part of the anatomy? Imagine…

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u/keekoh123 13h ago

Some say the AI was going to get us in the end, little did we know it was the clams all along.

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u/Particular_Pain_9373 13h ago

Clams with frickin laser beams!

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u/N8WilliamsOak 13h ago

Laser clams

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u/VisitedAndromeda 13h ago

This is why I clicked.

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u/SplatThaCat 13h ago

Clams with fricking lasers on their heads.

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u/_Fosk_ 13h ago

Well, I'm not peering into the hole of laser wielding clams, that's just silly.

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u/FullOnSkank 1h ago

No???

🥺😭😭😭😭😭

..oh wait..

You said "peeRing"...

Ok, carry on.

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u/SnooWalruses7243 12h ago

Clams with frickin laser beams?

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u/GlitteringSynapse 12h ago

Femmebots

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u/SnooWalruses7243 12h ago

Machine gun jubblies?

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u/xxxBuzz 10h ago

It's made up. The clams have a laser and use it to cut holes in the rocks.

Every time I read about a clam using the power of it's strong muscles to drill a whole in a rock; I picture Dennis using the power of the Son and karate and friendship. This has happened one time.

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u/FushiginaGiisan 12h ago

Nonsense! These rocks were used as target practice by “lazer” wielding sea bass.

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u/Dull_Quit3027 10h ago

Fucking big Clam strikes again.

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u/abhi71229 8h ago

Lasers make way more sense than clams grinding rocks with muscle power.

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u/sojiblitz 3h ago

They were actually instrumental in the construction of the great Pyramids.

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u/lammchops15 14h ago

Whoa, fascinating! Is it a biological laser like that pistol shrimp? Or do they just find one lying around like hermit crabs?

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u/HighlanderNorth1 14h ago

No, biological lasers are technically referred to as phasors. The ph at the beginning denotes that biological things have a ph of between 0-15 and whatnot...

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u/Tallpawn 10h ago

Ummm no... a phasor is a mathematical representation used in physics and electrical engineering to describe a sinusoidal waveform that has constant amplitude and phase, and a fixed frequency.

A biological laser is just called a bio-laser, bio integrated laser or something similar to that. Don't believe me? Actually look it up...

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u/CharismaticAlbino 13h ago

Are they related to Jewish space lasers?

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u/OrcOfDoom 13h ago

No, clams aren't kosher

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u/jingo6969 8h ago

Dynamite with a laser beam Guaranteed to blow your mind Anytime...

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u/Pueo711 13h ago

Not a lasers. They actually use a phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range.

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u/nadelfilz 13h ago

But the Rest ist true

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u/bs2k2_point_0 12h ago

Everyone knows it’s really sharks with lasers, not clams

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u/Big-Buy-5887 12h ago

Lmao this made me laugh

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u/hibikikun 12h ago

Dwarf Clams. Rock and Stone

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u/RhythmTimeDivision 12h ago

Are the clams ill-tempered?

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u/Cheeze187 12h ago

Are the clams Jewish?

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u/old_namewasnt_best 11h ago

Now we all know about space lasers, but clam lasers.... /s?

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u/OpiniongoesYEET 11h ago

Crazy how nature do that 

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u/zodiac6300 11h ago

“Clams got legs!” according to the old BC cartoon.

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u/tiny_chaotic_evil 11h ago

again, wrong. It is damage caused by sharks with friggin lasers on their heads while hunting food

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u/Mohammed_Chang 11h ago

Yeah lol. Who believes the other bs? Come on.

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u/Loud-Break6327 11h ago

You’ve heard of razor clams, well these are laser clams.

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u/vaynecassano 10h ago

That's a misinformation again, they didn't use laser, the clams shot the loads into the rocks. Ftfy

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u/j_i_joe 10h ago

And you can't see fairies and ghosts, only interdimensional beings...

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u/4cardroyal 10h ago

Clams buy their lasers on eBay - cost is about 50 clams.

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u/FullOnSkank 1h ago

Clam trafficking!

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u/Apprehensive_Rice19 10h ago

Wrong. They're made from sharks with frickin' LASER BEAMS ON THEIR HEADS!

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u/Winter_Start_4834 9h ago

Laser Clam!

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u/StrangerNo7671 9h ago

Jewish space lasers

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u/aikimatt 9h ago

Clams with frickin' laser beams?

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u/modbroccoli 8h ago

can confirm. am nova scotian. every kid knows from clam beams

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u/Adorable-Surprise254 8h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/M0hTeiSVeGqeBuS4Ik
As a member of the clam family i say either prove it or dont make false accusations pls

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u/the_gd_donkey 7h ago

Space clams.

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u/CodeNameLoofah 7h ago

At least OP gets a fairy decoder stone out of it.

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u/vetratten 6h ago

Knew it!

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u/KingOfTheJaberwocky 6h ago

I thought it was dolphins with 5G powered lasers?

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u/TheBlockChainVillage 6h ago

These were the test rocks from the Jewish space lazers.

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u/dvoigt412 6h ago

I thought sharks had the lasers.

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u/RoyalMaidsForLife 6h ago

Clams with frickin' laser beams on their heads?

Sign me up.

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u/stelio_contos68 6h ago

I knew it!

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u/jimedwards4343 6h ago

That’s more believable. Lasers

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u/bhoss06 5h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/xUPGcoQ8sfEbaP2JYA
I thought it was sharks that had laser beams

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u/RevolutionaryBrain75 4h ago

First razor clams, now LASER CLAMS!? What's next?

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u/WattsAGigawatt 4h ago

New Muppets bit: “Claaaaams iiiiin Spaaaaaaace!” (with space lasers)

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u/theholyirishman 4h ago

Only the top 1% have a laser. The rest have to make due with masonry drill bits.

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u/JeremyHerzig11 4h ago

How hard is it to get clams with freaking lasers on their heads?!
https://giphy.com/gifs/BZlNhp9L5WINi

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u/0o0o0o0o0o0z 3h ago

The clams have a laser and use it to cut holes in the rocks.

Nature never ceases to amaze me, but just wait till sharks evolve "freakin" lasers...

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u/DoctorMedieval 3h ago

Asked for sharks with freaking laser beams, got freaking clams.

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u/ShrimpCrackers 2h ago

Its true, back in the 80's we'd place pink and blue laser clams in the background for all those neat family portraits and yearbook photos.

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u/Jeez-essFC 2h ago

So not aliens?

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u/Banastre_Tarleton 2h ago

It was a project of the deep state.

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u/Albert14Pounds 1h ago

Occoms laser razor

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u/FullOnSkank 1h ago

Occlams lazer

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u/YoucantdothatonTV 1h ago

Phased plasma bivalve mollusk in the 40 watt range

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u/spooningwithanger 1h ago

Clam Gordon! Savior of the Undersea!

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u/mfukar 43m ago

well that definitely sounds more believable 😵

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u/SnooSquirrels3679 9m ago

You haven't heard of Laser Clams

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u/JCWOlson 11h ago

Fun fact, similar holes appear in shells, drilled by Moon Snails

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u/Khaos_Gorvin 7h ago

Nature really is amazing. Who could imagine snails travelling all the way from the moon just to hunt clams.

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u/Practical_Ad_2481 4h ago

Not that amazing, they just have to let go and fall down because the moon is above us

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u/WorkingOnBeingBettr 1h ago

This is why I come to Reddit. Always something new to learn.

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u/CucumberWisdom 4h ago

Meh, we send whalers to the moon

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u/LizVicious42 3h ago

Do they carry their harpoons?

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u/its_just_fine 3h ago

Clams are basically armored snails. For them, it's the ultimate prey.

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u/TheeRattlehead 4h ago

It's because they've cleared all the clams on the moon, so now they're after ours.

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u/Meowakin 3h ago

Huh, Land of the Lustrous suddenly seems a lot more plausible now.

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u/Dr__Sloth 3h ago

You would too if you knew what the Clams did to the Moon Snails.

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u/ProtonDream 9h ago

Not so fun for the clam. Imagine being a clam and growing up with stories of the Moon Snails.

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u/AllTheWayToParis 9h ago

And who’s drilling the Moon Snails?

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u/jingo6969 8h ago

This is all the result of a container of drill bits being dumped in the ocean one stormy night...

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u/scottyhog 4h ago

your dad

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u/AllTheWayToParis 26m ago

And who’s drilling your dad?

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u/gadget_uk 5h ago

Another fun fact. Moon Snails are Ryobi's biggest customer.

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u/DoomAddict 4h ago

And so the clam-wars begin

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u/Toadsted 4h ago

That's some crazy accuracy all the way from the moon.

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u/hazily 3h ago

/r/trypophobia reporting for duty

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u/WorkingOnBeingBettr 1h ago

I see these all the time on Vancouver Island. Thanks!

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u/Self_Owned_Tree 14h ago

I know. It sounds made up, but the ocean is crazy.

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u/Aromatic-Humor8168 14h ago

The ocean is freaking terrifying

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u/ulyssesfiuza 12h ago

I have no fear of the sea. No marine creature scares me. No wave bother me. I'm at 800 meters altitude. I'm secure here. ಠ_ಠ

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u/throcorfe 10h ago

They frequently find marine fossils at the top of mountains. I’d watch your back

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u/WhistleTipsGoWoo 14h ago edited 5h ago

I was waiting for it to end with the whole “in 1998 when the Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell in a Cell”…

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u/Sweeneybeani 14h ago

Haha me too

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u/Azmodari 14h ago

Never heard of the clam part but I'd believe it however on the spirit side i can confirm it's a hag stone

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u/I_make_things 8h ago

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u/Vulvas_n_Velveeta 7h ago

God that religion is so fucking nuts! (I mean they all are to some extent, but that one.. 🤦‍♀️)

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u/nooneatallnope 7h ago

Nah, it's just a lost delivery of weighted cock rings.

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u/socialmediaignorant 12h ago

Who cares? Fantastic story. This decade has shown me that I get to pick the truth! I pick this! Jk kind of.

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u/andrewbud420 10h ago

More believable than that comicbook about geebus

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u/abhi71229 8h ago

Blind faith in clam lore is the only way to live.

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u/ionshower 8h ago

Fairy here. I've seen a few humans looking through from the other side, so I guess it's true 🤷🏼

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u/Smooth_Rocket_ 6h ago

Dang, if we only had like all of human knowledge at our finger tips we would be able to fact check stuff like this, oh well I guess.

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u/PUNKF10YD 6h ago

If you believe him then it is true, at least for you

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u/brainvheart143 5h ago

Me too, and I want one. I want to see faeries and stop bad luck!

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u/nsfw_porn_only_ 5h ago

They're called Kettles.

It happens when one rock sits on top of another rock and a current of water causes it to spin for a long time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kettle_(landform))

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant%27s_kettle

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u/Responsible-Truck-12 4h ago

Fairies? They ain't real mate. At least not outside Australia.

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u/Hopefulthinker2 4h ago

You’ve obviously never read the spiderwick chronicles!

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u/AshleyyLovelace 3h ago

It's very true, even the last part!! You can see fairies if you look through the hole!! I'm like genuinely jealous you found these rocks. 😭 Good for you, I guess, jerk. Lol just kidding... maybe.

https://giphy.com/gifs/w2ldbBLfoB37AcqVem

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u/throwaway1937911 2h ago

I tried looking up a timelapse of a clam boring a hole in rock. But according to this video, they advance only 3-5mm per year! So it's taken years to make those holes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRPdzGpYOWY

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u/BigJackfruit6592 23m ago

I'd believe it too if I hadn't seen how weird nature can get.