What the heck is a geoduck? They are the world's largest burrowing clams, complete with a very funny-looking body! Found in the tidal sands of the Pacific Northwest, these burrowing bivalves are considered a seafood delicacy — although they’re mostly exported overseas. Want to learn more? Watch the “Oregon Field Guide” story about a young couple who make a living by diving to harvest geoduck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PZZYeoWrnY&list=PLEFC2834D0B27B000&index=1 📹 by Stephani Gordon/OPB &

Diving for geoduck clams | Vlad Siryk

**Geoduck Overview:** The geoduck (pronounced "gooey-duck") is a species of large clam native to the coastal waters of the Pacific Northwest of North America. It's known for its long, thick neck or siphon, which can extend up to 3 feet (1 meter) in length. - **Taste:** Geoduck has a sweet, mild, and slightly sea like flavor. Its taste is often compared to a mix of clams and other sweet shellfish, with a unique sweetness that sets it apart. - **Texture:** When properly prepared, geoduck has a fir