A Field Guide to Giant Clams of the Indo-Pacific

In this book, the author introduces the readers to the giant clams, which are the world's largest living marine bivalves with shells growing up to over one metre in length. The book gives a comprehensive overview of the giant clam's biology, taxonomy and systematics, ecological and cultural significance, threats and challenges, and conservation solutions. The highlight of this book is detailed descriptions of all 12 known giant clam species accompanied by accurate biological hand-drawn illustrations that are useful for field identification. The book also includes other useful natural history information that can spur the reader's interest in these magnificent animals.