That is a huge clam!

Cooper found the giant clam. (AP)
Most quahogs are much smaller than Cooper’s clam. (AP)
Have you ever tried clam chowder? It is a thick clam soup. (AP)
Some types of clams are very small. (AP)
Some types of clams are very big! (AP)

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Cooper is a kid. He found a big clam in the ocean. Wow! Look at that clam!

It has a hard shell. It is the biggest clam ever found in Rhode Island.

Read More: A quahog is a hard-shelled clam. The clams live in the Atlantic Ocean. People search for quahogs on the seashore. Cooper Monaco was clamming with his grandfather. He spotted the giant quahog under some rocks. Clams usually don’t grow so big! Cooper knew that. He gave the clam to Rhode Island’s Marine Science Research Facility. Psalm 104:25 reminds us of all the living things in the sea. It says, “Here is the sea, great and wide, which teems with creatures innumerable, living things both small and great.”