Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/File-Clam-27MDHUHO61SD.htmlConceptually similarScreen Grabs from Great Barrier Reef ClipreelGP0STOUFXCompleted★★★★★★Video Screen Grabs from Great Barrier Reef ClipreelGP0STOUFYCompleted★★★★Screen Grabs from Great Barrier Reef ClipreelGP0STOUFSCompleted★★★★★★Whale Shark Swims towards Camera on Ningaloo ReefGP1SX0CUCompleted★★★★Screen Grabs from Great Barrier Reef ClipreelGP0STOUFJCompleted★★★★★★Video Screen Grabs from Great Barrier Reef ClipreelGP0STOUFMCompleted★★★★Unidentified Syllid polychaeteGP1SWPU6Completed★★★★★★Screen Grabs from Great Barrier Reef ClipreelGP0STOUFTCompleted★★★★★★Minke Whale in AustraliaGP0U5ECompleted★★★★View AllGP1SWPU0File ClamFile Clam (Limaria sp.) swims in the Coral Sea. These deliacte molluscs live on the underside of rocks, filter feed on plankton and swim while rhythmically opening and closing both shell valves. File Clams occur throughout the Indo-west Pacific.Locations:Australia-Coral Sea-Great Barrier ReefDate:19 Aug, 2013Credit:© Alexander Semenov / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5104px X 3403pxKeywords:Animals-Beauty-Clams-KWCI (GPI)-Nature-Oceans (campaign title)-Underwater shotsShoot:Blackwater photography (Photos by Alexander Semenov)Various marine animals captured with blackwater photography Alexander Semenov.
