A cluster of tiny baby oysters set inside recycled oyster shells at the New York Harbor School on Governor's Island. ABC News. In the 17th century, when Henry Hudson first came to New York Harbor, ...

For Oyster Shells, Back to Bed. Once Trash, They're Recycled to Help Grow a New Crop. By Cain Burdeau. November 15, 2003 at 7:00 p.m. EST ...

Meat isn’t the only thing found inside an oyster shell. Sometimes, there’s a pearl. While humans value pearls as jewelry, for an oyster, they are a way to protect itself from an irritant that ...

Shell Recycling Alliance driver Wayne Witzke points to an example Dec. 8, 2017, of where a baby oyster was formerly attached to shell in Annapolis, Md. Witzke and his colleagues recycle shell to ...

Fortunately, ancient oyster shells are unrivaled archives. Not only can shellfish preserve traces of shell-boring parasites for more than half a billion years; they also faithfully record changes ...

They run from the inside of one shell to the other, and when clams sense a threat or find themselves out of water, they contract, causing the clam to, you know, [snapping] clam up.

A wonky, uninviting exterior has nothing to do with the delicious prize concealed inside.

Villagers recycle used oyster shells to create adorable plant pots in Thailand. Locals had the idea to make use of non-biodegradable food waste piling up in rubbish dumps. Residents grind up the ...

The oyster shells would be planted in the mud flats of Harbor River to create a surface that baby oysters can stick to and grow. ... which kills bacteria inside the shells.

A dozen twists of a knife were all it took to tarnish the unblemished reputation of Washington’s oysters. It was 2017, and Teri King, an aquaculture specialist for Washington Sea Grant, a marine ...