So you are stranded in a relatively warm or tropic area (or even New England) and need to eat.

You can try catching fish, but that can take a substantial amount of effort.  And any effort spent means calories are being burned up by your body. In a survival situation, you don't want to do that.

Your dinner might be right under your feet!

Clams react to salinity, which is a secret most clam diggers know, but few else.

When the underground environment clams dig (pun intended) becomes to “salty” they move and extend to gain less a less saline environment.

Depending on the the type of clam, the reaction is different (these are also called razorfish) but even in a region where you only have what most of us regard as “traditional,” even US East Coast Clams (Yum,) salt makes them move.

The video on the next page will show you how (without any lame puns.)

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