Miami Herald

Divers find tiny creature living on clam’s tentacle. It’s a new species in Japan

Researcher SCUBA diving off Sugashima Island discovered a new amphipod species living on the tentacles of a file clam, a study said. Hiroki Nakajima Just off Sugashima Island off the coast of Japan, ...
The Independent

It's a clamity! Ming the clam, the world's oldest animal, killed at 507 years old by scientists trying to tell how old it was

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...
Yahoo News Canada

Fact Check: Yes, Clam Named 'Ming' Is Oldest Living Animal Ever Found

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ming is considered the oldest living non-colonial animal ever. She was discovered at 507 years old, according to 2013 research.
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Divers find tiny creature living on clam's tentacle. It's a new species in Japan

Just off Sugashima Island off the coast of Japan, researchers encountered an "unusual" crustacean no bigger than the width of a dime sitting on the tentacle of a Limaria hirasei, or file clam. Upon ...