감사합니다.

@TonyFarmUs

4 ай бұрын

Thank you very much, we will continue to try to produce more quality videos. Wishing you and your family good health, success and happiness

@joanneganon7157

2 ай бұрын

I have seen them before . The folks on the food show had to ask the Prime Minister if they could harvest one! You and your crew have done a fabulous job regrouping the species 🎉. JO JO IN VT 🇺🇲💞

@GeneralPadron

27 күн бұрын

Leviticus Ch. 11, no, they are not food.

These giant clams plays a role in the environment. It is illegal to get giant clams in the Philippines. It takes years for a guant clam to grow. So please take care of them.

@mochjuwaini9258

3 ай бұрын

same with Indonesia, its also illegal

@mujkocka

3 ай бұрын

Each line on the shell is a year. That’s how long it takes.

@user-gb8it7wv7s

3 ай бұрын

1:55

@Akiku2

3 ай бұрын

They're harvesting to increase the population, according to the video.

@msg4869

3 ай бұрын

Same with fiji they are hard to find in the fiji area due to over undulance

In Sea World San Diego, there’s a humongous giant clam that sits peacefully in a large aquarium. It houses a very large pearl. It’s one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen. I hope more people work to help save this beautiful species from extinction. We all need to do our part to conserve nature and protect it.

@johnibrazzell764

4 ай бұрын

I'm going to Sea World soon. And now I can't wait to see their giant clam🎉

@MrScaryPasta

4 ай бұрын

@@johnibrazzell764 It’s pretty big. To me it’s like a living fossil. And the fact it produced a pearl too, EPIC and ASTONISHING

@BxBxProductions

4 ай бұрын

no theyre tasty

@desperatelyseekingrealnews

4 ай бұрын

@@BxBxProductions Cor! that's really funny, did you think it up all by yourself, you clever thing , Now run along and tell mummy you made a joke on the computer

@BxBxProductions

4 ай бұрын

@@desperatelyseekingrealnews yes!!! omg!! mommy will be so praud!1!! 💅

it's illegal to catch them in the Philippines.

@TonyFarmUs

4 ай бұрын

yes, exactly

@johnareldemol9335

4 ай бұрын

Iligal Kong sa dagat kita mo Naman farm Yan

@romeogerolaga7505

4 ай бұрын

Yet local took few of them and become our pulutan 😂

@romeogerolaga7505

4 ай бұрын

Yet local took few of them and become our pulutan 😂

@julieinthedesert420

4 ай бұрын

Should be completely illegal, PERIOD! Along with Octopus'

It kills me to see how greed pushed this magnificant creature to the edge of extinction

I live in Australia & my father owned a charter boat so we visited the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef for years & saw many of these clams in the wild while diving, they really are an amazing part of the life that goes on underwater.

@TonyFarmUs

4 ай бұрын

great, are the clams there big? or small

@markissboi3583

4 ай бұрын

@@TonyFarmUs same as your video ive seen also on barrier reef some are huge gigantism bigusdickuss

@howardhughes7596

4 ай бұрын

In '99 I saw one there that was about five foot long. Beautifully colored. I have a fluted one that I found in Samoa in '82 that is only about 12 inches long, but the flutes are almost two inches. That one i have packed away in the US. One day it will be in someone's aquarium. @@TonyFarmUs

@hulkgqnissanpatrol6121

3 ай бұрын

We find smaller ones washed up near the 12 apostles usualy around 20-30cm, I'm guessing they die as it gets too cold? 🤔

They shouldn't be eating them. They filter the waters.

I worked on a boat on The Great Barrier of Australia and witnessed Asian boats gathering our Clams and destroying our reef in the process. Thank you for preserving our valuable resource.

@dadrising6464

3 ай бұрын

It aint asian boats.. ita the chinese. (In most cases st least)

@Everybodyknowsitimgooddgurl

9 күн бұрын

They r Chinese boat not asian pls stooopp 💀

@therebex23

2 күн бұрын

​@@dadrising6464So...Asia is a continent and China is a country. Countries are smaller than continents. China is a country in the continent of Asia. Therefore, "Asian boats" are not specifically Chinese BUT Chinese boats ARE Asian boats.

I have half of a giant clam shell that weighs at least 50 lbs. Often, after having to lift and move the thing, I am awe-struck to think how strong the muscle that once lived inside it had to be in order open and close that shell.weldone

@VitaKet

3 ай бұрын

I mean clams are essentially just two giant muscles..

I didnt know about the giant clams culture and the importance of this kind of farm to protect the natural population of this species in particular. Thanks as always.

Man I remember watching this when I was 12...you alongside my grandfather inspired me to get my scuba certification. He told the thrilling stories, and you showed me how exciting and beautiful the “Blue” world can be.

since i have watched the very first video of Jonathan Birds blue world 5 months ago i am now a rescue diver been to 4 different countries and bought my own gear. I want to say Jonathan you are my true inspiration!

@kimberlyspillers461

4 ай бұрын

You’re a quick study and a fast mover! Congrats!! Will you be doing any videos?

Oh my God. I'm very impressed by the size of the Giants and the amazing colors I have seen when in the water. I'm sure happy to see that people are protecting them. They can sell for their tasty meat. 😊Thumbs up to the people who raise them in safe beds. 👍 thank you so much for sharing your experience.

for the information of those who say that they practically do not feel pain, have you noticed how he avoids a simple touch? the whole molusk is essentially a continuous nerve. great video

I find them so beautiful in their environment. No desire whatsoever to eat them.

And when a mommy clam and daddy clam love eachother very much... wwooo video

I didn't see them running very fast, so why say they were catching giant clams......😂. lol. 😂😂😂😂😂

I am in my sixties now, but I can still remember back to my childhood and watching old b&w programs on television. Whenever there was a movie that had a Giant Clam, there would always be a diver for one reason or another that would always be trapped by the Giant Clam. Thank You very much for sharing this video. I enjoyed it..

@gazepskotzs4

4 ай бұрын

Thought of that too, it sounds like a myth.

I’m soooo glad they are doing this… it’s my dream to see one of these!!

Nice video!

Its so beautiful ! Thanks for taking care of them.

The only thing i wanna harvest from these guys are their gorgeous blue colors from a well lit and clear photo. Absolutely gorgeous, never would have known

@maximesaindon3552

3 ай бұрын

Right? I was not expecting them to be so damn gorgeous! Especially the little baby ones whose colours are much more vivid. If I had enough money and a lot ocean, I too would raise giant clams.

the human is the predator

this video is also amazing

@TonyFarmUs

3 ай бұрын

thanks so much

Jon I dont know if you realise how valuable it is to have a wildlife presenter who has a sense of humour, and explains the biology of the stuff without being for lack of a better word, barmy. In other words, nobody in that industry is normal apart from you and Sir David Attenborough!

@checktheskies5040

3 ай бұрын

Wtf is normal?

@therebex23

2 күн бұрын

​@@checktheskies5040Status quo... Average..

Lived video and now im a subscriber 🎉

Very interesting. In the 1960s I remember my aunt had a pair of these giant clam shells in her pool area. I was always intrigued by the enormity of the pair.

ขอซื้อหอย5ล้านตัวและอื่นๆ.....คุณอนันต์วรรณ ชุมแสง❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤คุณเพ็ญนภาพัชร ชุมแสง.....และอื่นๆ,

Well... suddenly the Great Mighty Poo song in the related videos makes sense.wwooo video

Beautiful

Your business is so amazing, I know there are need a long time to get that size .

youtube put this video on my dashboard 3 times within a year. The only one I would actually watch over and over again! love clams! good work! love your video

@TonyFarmUs

4 ай бұрын

yes, that one

Please help to protect them. Dont let poachers get to them. thanks for great video

I eat clam everyday, it is good food

I've seen a lot of food shows. and always had mixed feelings when seeing someone eat a giant clam. Now that I know they are being farmed and not just taking from the wild. I'm okay with it. And yes I know not all will be a farmed clam but the fact someone had the insight to say we need these to last a lifetime and provide money for generations is awesome to see

We need to hybridyze cold water clams so they can get this big. thanks

@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim

4 ай бұрын

lol

Great to see,conservation

@TonyFarmUs

3 ай бұрын

thanks u so much

Giant clams=giant pearls, realy amazing

clams have eyes? look funny

I want one as a pet. Though it would easily out live me. thanks, realy hungry

It's illegal to catch them in the Philippines but China has been harvesting them from our waters.

It quite beautiful to see this God's creation.The shell is useful and delicious as well.Very interesting.

wow! TASTY!

I love this video of giant clams..they are fascinating!! ❤

Never thought there would be so many of them gathered in shallow waters ! amazing video

@billrobbins5874

4 ай бұрын

Magnificently unique these clams are! ♥️

Its delicious

@TonyFarmUs

Ай бұрын

thanks so much

That's beautiful never seen them that big

Way too beautiful to eat but I understand 👍 this aquaculture is very important, well-done.

Im putting this in my Giant Clam presentation for school,amazing video

In korea,many people raise them as a pet,although they should pay much money to buy them.but in japan,people eat them as a food and I think the price position of giant clam in Japan is similiar to abalone in korea , thanks for share video

Continue to do good works. Thank you for the uplifting presentation. 🎉FRBJR

Excellent video with fascinating information!

Look how beautiful they are ,blue green purple,yellow

Those were really good times!!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed your video. It was extremely informative kudos.

we need to protect our beautiful world.

I would always watch your videos when I was younger, I’m happy that I’m back here now

Fascinating.

What a wonderful specimen. I hope it lives many more years and inspires a deep love of the sea in young and old everywhere! Thank you for sharing!nice this video

next time your back you should ask to see some of the private gardens. local palauans collect them and plant them in secret spots for easy access when needed. but just end up collecting for years . giants you wouldnt believe.

Wow, amazing, how plenty,,, thanks for great video

This clam is so fresh and delicious. I live near at the beach and fishing is my familys livelihood eversince and eating fresh clam is one of my favorite. okay like

This is a project that benefits the country and the people

Best way to find bigger clams palawan coron philipines,love this video

Best way to preserve something is to develop a market and sustainable supple chain. Look at how well pigs, chickens, cattle, goats, sheep, corn and wheat do. BTW, do not worry, giant clams are not rare or going extinct extinct. They are wonderful to see in the wild along with corals and fish. Thank you for presenting a well done video on these beautiful animals.

It's amazing how many cool things there are in the world. I really enjoyed this video.

This made me hungry

Very nice video! Thanks for sharing!!! Clams love light!! Sooo nice!

I've had mine for two years now

Leave them in the ocean where they you're disturbing the the cycle

Thank you for showing us the clam farm. Hopefully they can need replenishing help. I would help them.

Aye aye the creators of spongebob square pants

Wow❤😋

I've never seen them that big

If I’m not mistaken, I’m sure that’s the clam Sandy fought in her first episode where she met Spongebob. thanks

I saw them in Tahiti. Super cool

@TonyFarmUs

4 ай бұрын

thanks

You’d better keep your hands off those: they have an important function.

Oh my god it's so extraordinary 😍 wow

The same people that say they feel bad for the clam are the same people that will eat a steak later tonight. thanks

Whoahh!.love. to see these amazing creature..how lovely 😍

excellent program: beautiful shells and fascinating details. Thank you!

Wow! Watching how these clams are bred, raised, and harvested - obliviously I assume - has given me a new theory of life, the universe, and everything!

@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim

4 ай бұрын

what’s your new theory? 😮

@warrenpeece1726

4 ай бұрын

We're farm raised!@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim

@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim

4 ай бұрын

@@warrenpeece1726 lol!

AWESOME video! Loved how you captured it all. The weather looked hot! Most likely very humid and..... clammy. ;) love your video

@TonyFarmUs

4 ай бұрын

thanks so much

Nice video thanks

I'm happy giant clams are being restored. I realize these farms wouldn't exist if there weren't some sold for food and proceeds...but at least they sell and use the shell as well, AND put some back into the oceans to restore their populations and reproduce into the oceans, as well as collected for the farms. I love mother of pearl. Same goes for abalone..some do restore populations and the shell is gorgeous.

This was very interesting. I did not know that clans could be so colorful and pretty. Not did i know that the could get so big.

Its good to know that giant clams are being propegated and looked after. Do all things do no harm.

You know the giant clams shell here in the Philippines is like a treasure there a feature in TV and sell to high value 😂😂😂😂

Fascinating video, thank you!

great video! really enjoyed seeing the rare species

@TonyFarmUs

4 ай бұрын

thanks so much

So interesting this harvesting, and what amazing creatures. 💙🌊

or "males" depending who's around they aren't actually hermaphrodites they do have genders but can switch very very quickly and can be picky or shy

Um they filter the water so your eating any and all pollution in them waters even if it was decides ago. Also they help prevent ocean damage during storms removal of these will arode the beach faster.

Bless you, for the blessings of these miraculous creatures ~ They are absolutely Beautiful! I feel as though a Wonderous Gift, has been bestowed upon me by watching this incredible video! Many blessings to you. ❤

I'd say those shells are works of art even before they get carved by humans ❤

Fantastic...breathtaking...pure joy, thankyou so much for making this video, I want all of them now 😍😍

Very interesting one

This dude has balls and a stomach of steel. Most of them exotic things have micro bacteria even if cooked will still survive. How this guy still alive amazes me. it make me hungry

I had eaten it once in Thailand. It was absolutely gorgeous. 👍

Sure we all can . A full bottle of Tabasco is necessary then. thanks for share video