I awakened the pearl clam that had been sleeping for a hundred years, and it brought me great wealth

l #pearls #oyster #pearls in oysters #pearl farming #shells #pearls in sea #golden pearl ，This is the process of collecting pearls outdoors

[@XER0signal_01]

All the people that are wondering if the pearls are real, of course they are real and finding that many in a freshwater clam that big is normal. Those are real clams that you see her cutting into to get at the pearls. The older the clam, the more time it has to develop more pearls and larger sizes of pearls. These are likely not cultured pearls because obviously she is finding them out in the wild. Freshwater pearls like these are not worth as much as saltwater pearls and natural formed pearls are worth more than cultured ones most of the time. Freshwater clams like these can grow upwards of 50 pearls or more in its life cycle while saltwater clams can only make 1 or 2 which is why saltwater pearls are worth more due to their rarity. The worth of a pearl varies depending on what kind of clam or oyster grows it, size, shape, color and luster. The nacre that the clam secrets and how evenly it coats the foreign object to form a tighter structure of a pearl effects the worth by a lot. Most pearls are low or average quality so freshwater pearls like these are not worth too much. You can buy a freshwater pearl necklace made of natural pearls like these for anywhere between 100 to 200 dollars or so. If they are cultured meaning the pearls are farmed by placing something like a bead inside the clam, its worth even less in most cases. Generally, pearls from oysters are worth more and are what farmers usually use to culture pearls. Most jewelry made from pearl are from oysters. The sad thing is that this lady is killing all these clams for pearls that are not worth very much. It's pure greed like this that pretty much destroys the planet. She doesn't even eat the clams meat which is a total waste.

[@ofeliahawkins9272]

Sad

[@Arkvfv]

I cant say that is waste since reducents will decompose this animal.

[@XER0signal_01]

@@Arkvfv Reducents also decomposed the buffalo carcasses when they were hunted almost to the point of extinction for their hides which is all the poachers took once upon a time.

[@Arkvfv]

@@XER0signal_01 you declare with your humane speech that you are making a compromise for the sake of nature, on your part it is the protection of nature, but judge for yourself, because this is a natural cycle that repeats for millions of years. Dinosaurs are extinct and we are in this line too. Do you understand what I'm getting at? I understand what you are trying to say. So please accept my apologies if this has driven you to despair.

[@XER0signal_01]

@@Arkvfv No worries really. Dispare has been at my doorstep since I was young so nothing anyone does or says actually effects me. Sure every living thing is on the list of doomed to be extinct and humans will likely wipe themselves out but I still think it's wrong to destroy things in the pursuit of personal greed.

[@emelyharbor6565]

This is not “waking it up” this is killing it Edit: y’all so mad over this comment I was simply saying she wasn’t waking it up like she said In the title I really don’t care that much if it dies bro-

[@hiro_lim]

shut@@smerlik

[@zirm.]

@@smerlik🤓👆

[@Thequietkid9999]

100 years is enough for a clam that sits there and does nothing

[@jay_thebaguetteman4169]

@@Thequietkid9999 clams literally help clean the water and ecosystems in the water

[@Thequietkid9999]

@@jay_thebaguetteman4169 yeah so let other clams do it

[@james-kwan]

Now where’s the giant 100 years old clam from the thumbnail

[@paminaagradem3724]

😮😮🎉🎉🎉Oscar tua mãe e qual como que está a frente cima

[@paminaagradem3724]

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[@HimeCookie]

Clickbeit

[@politicalfoolishness7491]

Reminds me of the guy digging giant nuggets of gold that were just spray painted rocks.

[@Fredrick_6]

These pearls are, in fact, real.

[@Ramona-mg10]

Yes they are

[@christopherkerr6307]

@@Fredrick_6come on

[@sueb3581]

Surely if it was that easy there would be more people doing it. Sad to see these poor creatures destroyed for vanity

[@user-qv3wq4zd1h]

No es fácil son cultivadas aunque si parecen falsas

[@heartlandbbq5026]

your an idiot they are all farmed....the saying is so true "cant cure stupid"

[@willemdripfoe551]

We all gotta die someday

[@SheisMe83]

Yet you eat meat 😂 You don’t mind those animals being killed so you can eat 😂😂😂

[@DakkhonBlackBlade]

They are eaten so it’s not vanity. It food and survival plain and simple.

[@angelinaob4053]

it's amazing how the mussel also knows how to dye the pearls too! ;)

[@CCmagee3]

🤣🤣

[@CCmagee3]

Her next video is her building a mansion in the woods in the same outfit.

[@dragon-lordember4801]

While oysters can hold between 10-20 pearls, the odds of an oyster having any pearls is 1 in 10,000

[@facepIant527]

I found a dead oyster with a pearl stuck inside of it. Looked it up to see how rare it was and was amazed. Its very very small but still awesome.

[@eirikmcgrady301]

TBH, I find pearls in about 1/100 of my oysters. They're not big though

[@RadagonTheRed]

The fact that we don’t see her find pearls without a convenient jump cut after she opens the clams has me suspicious.

[@dawnsstar5918]

PERFECTLY rounded magenta natural "pearls"....... in CLAMS, ...... above water. Wow!! Edit: ....and more that ONE

[@sarahnunez318]

The fact that those clams were so big and had so many pearls inside means they must have been really old. It’s depressing to see you kill them so mercilessly 😢

[@ag6778]

it's the circle of life, just like when a orca kills baby sharks for their fins

[@kjamesjr]

Those are cultured clams. Beads were placed in the clam to turn to pearls. They are raised for this purpose.

[@ILikeMyPrivacytbt]

They said a hundred years old, it makes me wonder if the pearls could be surgically removed without killing them. Or if it is possible is it economical?

[@CJ-tf5yd]

Fake videos.

[@saumyapandey1800]

reallyy

[@huanglin9231]

From a professional point of view, there will not be so many pearls of the same number, same color and same shape in one shell. It is fake. To be honest, it is a bit boring. I would rather see those real picking videos, which at least can make me happy. Learn the real thing!

[@duyaduya3187]

😮

[@Ohcomon]

Correct and they are not perfect, I have pearls from real clams and no two are shaped the same.

[@elligrettenberger4191]

The pearls look so fake. However, how would she go about planting them in the clams organs like that?

[@jemeralds5]

So now everyone is a professional? 😂 Damn google experts now know more .. more than the wicked turns and twists of nature? Whatever..

[@Sarah-su8ju]

They aren't fake mr. Professional

[@d.o.g573]

Those are glass marbles - you can hear it when they clank together. Pearls are pretty soft they wouldn’t make such a sound

[@lily.m7486]

I meant pearl

[@jblade8028]

They are freshwater clam pearls. Stop acting like you're an expert on things you don't even take the time to do a simple google search to research 🤦🤦🤦🤦. "Tell by the sound" get your head out your ass poser.

[@drewkastelajara3812]

By the way, did you know how a pearl forms? It happens when bacteria enters between the mantle and it's shell, many cells in the mantle secreates layers of calcium carbonate. It's keep doing this until bacteria can't escape. This is how clams, mussels, oysters, scallops, and other molluscs protect themselves from bacteria. To protect it's internal organs. The coating of calcium carbonate around the bacteria leads to a formation of a pearl!

[@MorganLuscht-yo1zk]

So we get it sick with a virus and then harvest the cancer at the same time murder it. Humans are twisted asf.

[@joeylo2302]

Calcium carbonate is what chalk is made of.

[@Ida-Adriana]

Probably what tumours are too 😩

[@Mayavagman]

Like our skull

[@Gerrard519]

Oh shut up.

[@user-gh8df6cz7m]

Это не устрицы, это речные молюски. В них никогда не бывает ровновного жемчуга. Речной жемчуг всегда не повный, только морской ( у жемчужниц) бывает ровный и круглый. Но и больше одной жемчужины, это редкость. Да и не бывает натуральный жемчуг такого цвета. Бред...

[@user-uq1dx2qf2k]

Ну не хватило на рынке белых бусиков🤗. А вы сразу не бывает, не бывает. Это как в кентервильском привидении: А почему кровь зелёная? 😂😂

[@user-zf7hn1nk9t]

я заметил странный цвет фиолетовый и да белые что то ровные.я не разбираюсь в них но видел в вьетнаме жемчужины мелкие и они все мелкие разные и таких ровных нету.у меня дома есть как там её ракушка или молюск две штуки 20 см примерно и там внутри выпирает жемчужинки мелкие.мне кажется это правда и не подделка.то есть внутри скорлупы на миллиметр внутри жемчужины находятся пару штук.как думаете это правда или искусственно сделали?

[@Rylynn-dr4ib]

I know you all are really happy to see this but those pearls are fake there is no way that the pearls are gonna be that bright of a purple you can find those at the dollar tree

[@matthewvassoff5736]

They come in blue and pink tints too😮

[@dianeyoung2914]

Not sure how she could fake cutting open those clams and cutting into the meat inside to get them!

[@Geekino]

Can't wait to see the video where she'll pull out the pearls already strung up with a clasp! And maybe already in a gift box with a bow!

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Sorry bowl been smashed 😭

[@user-qc4vl7uy6g]

😂

[@joeyphounsavath4826]

They do nothing but fake video.

[@Hans-ze8lm]

HAHA WAT EEN FAKE ZEG!!!

[@user-iv2qn7tm6w]

Yeah that would be awesome fucking amazing 😂

[@marienelson4890]

They are the most round pearls that sounds like marbles, really who do you think you’re fooling? 😂

[@Vamroc]

I was suspicious the moment I read SLEEPING CLAM

[@imatakeyobiscuitlaugh1695]

What do you mean there real claims make them inside 😅

[@user-po9zz5bm2t]

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[@user-po9zz5bm2t]

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[@user-po9zz5bm2t]

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[@user-xq8rl7zp6p]

어떻게 진주가 저렇게 하나같이 완벽한 구 모양일수가..ㅋㅋ 게다가 자주색 진주는 색깔 차이도 없어 다 똑같애..ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@rovi7719]

В Китае всë делают из пластмассы, даже моллюски свои жемчужины делают из пластика, поэтому цвет и одинаковый, штамповка 😂

[@perfectblue5552]

분명 영상은 중국인데 왜 이탈리아로 등록된 아이디일까요? 영상속 가짜 진주처럼 모든게 fake인 중국

[@kawaiicake8038]

@@rovi7719lmao

[@user-rl6om9mh7t]

it would be a smart idea to make a small insersion to get the pears so the oyster won't die continuously making more pearls

[@marcmederos6220]

or you just eat them

[@artieartya]

Pretty sure she collects the pearls and eats them and uses the shells for other things. They’re very versatile and crafty. Nothing goes to waste.

[@MansukJakhvadiya]

😂

[@remcotissink]

Killing animals for a fel pearls … despicable

[@user-pw2iy3ph9n]

😢p​@@marcmederos6220

[@patriciamartinez5836]

Aww a living creature that old deserves to live ❤

[@maryannburgos6187]

My thoughts exactly! All living creatures deserve to live up to their last breath that the Creator allows them to have. Man has no right to decide any other living being's death.

[@XER0signal_01]

Or eaten rather than wasted like that by being tossed away after the pearls are collected.

[@jl3390]

@@maryannburgos6187 So your leather shoes, handbags, belts, pants, wallets, car upholstery, your dog's rawhide, etc., etc., etc., were all made from cows that died of old age? F*cking hypocrite.

[@timalan8916]

Life consumes life to sustain and propagate life. This is universal law, from the largest living beings down to a single cell organism. Living cells in your body right now are being consumed by other cells in a beautiful, harmonious dance to create the overall balance of your existence. Everything you eat was once living, and there's no way around that fact. Bottom line, respect your food, respect the life it gave, and thank our creator for what little time we all have in this material realm.

[@evadexpokedex7554]

Dude, I’m sure she threw the clam away right after collecting the pearls. Be quietZ

[@zacharyvas]

For those saying you can’t find that many pearls in 1 oyster, you can. They’re just not formed completely naturally. They are “seeded” to grow this many

[@sherylhowell5320]

And injected with dye to be that color.

[@user-ly9uq2bd2z]

ВСЮ ПРИРОДУ ИСПОХАБИЛИ! УРОДЫ!

[@kimknox1227]

If they are seeded that way then she's pulling a fast one??

[@sherylhowell5320]

@@kimknox1227 yah for views and likes.

[@denisefrickey5636]

😊not dyed, not seeded, naturally formed freshwater pearls. Makes many pearls in beautiful colors. Do your research.

[@ilonagalambos481]

How lucky this girl was! Good idea that she took the cameraman with her to make this... documentation (?).. 🤣

[@nofrismamalang6288]

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[@roryschultz3788]

It is FAKED!!!! These were planted. Fresh Water Pearls from farmed sites are NOT ROUND. Plus it takes 100's of years for a pearl to be that large or rarer to be round!!!

[@Rose_Bride]

I was wondering if these creatures survived after extracting the pearl, but seeing the way this woman viciously sliced open the shell and roughly pressed the inside membranes to force out the pearls.... I sadly have my answer. 😥

[@DianeHobbs-op4ym]

I fail to see the joy in destroying a clam that has lived for a hundred years 💔 😢

[@Random-zz1ue]

money

[@DianeHobbs-op4ym]

@@Random-zz1ue money's not everything. That's why they say that the love of money is the root of all things.

[@nkamuelnkemakolam3143]

Oh shut it with your high and mighty self righteousness

[@BenderTheOffender]

For a fake video, that is.

[@bearer0975]

I'd say it's probably similar to the joy you take when you order your filet mignon. you know, it helps you survive, while also being an awesome experience. Obviously they are going to eat them you rube. It seems so violent that other people don't just eat cheeseburgers like you do. after all, cheeseburgers don't feel pain when you grind them to paste with your molars. You're point is that it is more ethical to kill a young clam, rather than one that has lived it's entire life, experienced all life has to offer as a clam? TV has helped breed entire generations of people who value Hollywood's scripted Ideals over reality. So yeah... Sorry, That escalated quickly. You're probably excited for the super bowl... I'm just thinking out loud.

[@ausimp]

The oyster is so much more valuable than the pearl and it is a real shame that most of us will not see this until it's too late.

[@lcoyotes]

Yes, we don’t have clams this big where I live. And now there won’t be any left where this person lives. I wish I could protect them.

[@Taintlicker69]

No one cares go complain to PETA if your so triggered 🤣🤣 i bet that giant tastes amazing too

[@ThereisNOprocesstotrust]

To be fair My son told me the sad story of how these pearls are made Inside the clam ..it's amazing how beautiful things can sine from sadness and it's a shame the clams don't get to keep their pearls after how they are made

[@Kolmenpimpsu-vi4vn]

For all the people out there wondering if this is true or not: of course you can find a huge claim with perfectly round different colored pearls like that😑

[@user-ks6ov5zf3g]

Cultured pearls can have their own natural color, which can be white, black, gold, pink, lavender, or blue, depending on the color of the mollusk’s lip, the outer part of the shell1. Pearl colors can also be treated to alter their appearance, with the most common treatment being dyeing, which is more common with freshwater pearls than saltwater pearls i googled it so all of yall can stop hating now because colored pearls are real.

[@roryschultz3788]

That is what I just said. China's fresh water pearls are artificially seeded and colored.

[@AEVMU]

The video is fake.

[@roryschultz3788]

Ya think? Its a no brainer!!! @@AEVMU

[@candymatek3]

Natural pearls ARE NOT perfectly round and as far as I know they don't come in that shade of purple.

[@alishamcdonough3801]

I read that 1/5,000 have purple pearls

[@biggun1934]

I was going to ask what makes them purple colored?

[@biggun1934]

And I’m sure they eating them

[@biggun1934]

Not the pearls either lol 😂

[@jgrizzle4166]

Rare, but not impossible.

[@heatherwhyte9527]

29 Million views brought you great wealth. Way to manifest, Pearl Girl!

[@_BBM.]

А я однажды достал из такой раковины золотую цепь, браслет , золотые Ролекс и ключи от BMW M8.

[@katerinathatcher7004]

😂

[@user-le6rf9nu4i]

А мне канделябр со свечами попался,и самое интересное,что свечи горели.

[@ellicooper2323]

I’ve seen clips of pearl farms, I think they were, where they could open the clams, oysters or whatever, in such a way as to not kill them. Then they were returned to make new pearls. Did she at least take them home to eat?

[@edisaacsson2722]

Doesn't look like it, does it?

[@odixmigothuggy2915]

She's wasting food

[@trueelectsupremea.m.mosttr4786]

SHES ASIAN, OF COURSE SHE ATE THEM DUMB F's!

[@tonepot2339]

That's what I'm wondering. I think it's bad enough to kill them but at least eat them if you're going to kill them. Can you get pearls like this from clams that have died naturally? If so, why not just do it that way?

[@Martin-ef4xh]

@@odixmigothuggy2915 Agreed. I never go hunting and just leave the carcass behind to rot.

[@bjebenstein]

Natural fresh water pearls are rarely perfectly round. Explain.

[@Jaywall1111]

@@pneron2032😂

[@kathylong8890]

Fake

[@Msviolet65]

You are correct. Also they are all the same size, pearls are different shapes and sizes. These pearls are also dyed. Fresh water clams will not have that many pearls in them. You are lucky to one pearl from the meaty part, the others will not be rolling around loose like this either. Everything that this video is showing is a set up. They put the pearls in the clams to make it look real. ITS ALL FAKE 😂😅

[@bjebenstein]

@@Msviolet65 Furthermore, freshwater clams, mussels, and oysters rarely produce anything at all.

[@Msviolet65]

@@bjebenstein the wild ones rarely produce that's correct.

[@user-sb5st6lt2y]

Это просто не реально таких цветов жемчюга не бывает .че́рный .золотой .малиновый.это просто не реально

[@oyunbaatarbat4902]

I liked the color of the pearl❤

[@xMicky98]

Fun fact, clams produce pearls as a response to an irritant within their shell. It is a defence mechanism to try and protect themselves from the irritant. So to make a pearl, you've got to put the clam under the stress of a threat to their comfort and safety, and at the end of the clam's life span of trying to fight off whatever it is that shouldn't be there, the clam just gets killed and it's defences are harvested and seen as a beauty. Pretty cruel if you ask me

[@brocksprogramming]

Some would say, "it's the circle of life and it moves us all." But I agree with you. I think if someone is doing something to survive it is better than killing for sport, though. The large companies maybe wasteful and their actions may result in overconsumption. But one person by themselves can only do so much damage to the environment.

[@xMicky98]

@@brocksprogramming very true, of course death and pain in unavoidable in the world, like you said, humand and animals need to survive and there is a food chain, that's natural. It's the unnecessary killng of creatures for monetary value that i can't stand, e.g clams for their pearls, elephants for their ivory tusks, all kinds of creatures for their fur. I'm not a meat eater my self, never have been since birth, but I don't have an issue with anyone eating meat, my only wish is that it is ethically sourced etc, but in todays world, the majority of companies and brands only care about the easiest and cheapest way to make a lot of money

[@brocksprogramming]

@@xMicky98 True

[@Chet73]

Fun Fact, you need to get a life.

[@brocksprogramming]

@@Chet73 When someone responds like that, silence is golden.

[@stevebutkovic3365]

Now that you've shown us the "process of collecting pearls outdoors", please show us how to do the same indoors.

[@andrewhooper7603]

Right. Too many men are still incapable of finding the pearl.

[@eyeswideopen7777]

No such thing

[@tracyjames4394]

Is there a way to harvest pearls without killing the mollusks? It seems like we should have the technology to do that by now. Also those pearls are giant. I buy and string freshwater pearls and the largest size I can afford are max 14-15mm and most are baroque. I’ve never seen fw pearls that perfectly round or that large. She must have found a patch of clams that no one had ever discovered. This seems like it has to be fake. Those pearls would be worth a small fortune even though they are freshwater. They are huge and look to have very high luster. I think this is BS.

[@user-hw3qd8vj1g]

Hahaha

[@gloriavelardez]

​Sdee@@eyeswideopen7777

[@morganbartfield5457]

and look, mikimoto has already visited the clam so the pearls come out perfectly round. and what an amazing colour too. btw, does anybody want to buy a unicorn horn i'm selling?

[@salaciousBastard]

Ain't no way in hell one small haul is going to yield a shitload of valuable pearls. This is fake as f.

[@rkp5893]

Was thinking the same thing...

[@micahvollmer447]

Ur kinda stupid that’s how it always is bro

[@user-zo9ej4pf6k]

They are artificially grown pearls but this is very much real. Tiny beads are injected into the pearl and over time bacteria grows on them

[@Sonny15-215]

There’s an extraction method DIY without killing “ the hen of golden eggs” seen in KZbin,operation is on a table clams are put on position and using tongs pearls are extracted,clams put back on where they were found

[@user-fe9fv3ef7d]

Это было бы прекрасно, жаль что она убивает их

[@tracyjames4394]

Thank you for sharing this. I hate this video even more now. Combined with the fact I think the pearls in the video are fake I’m so sad and angry to see her destroy such huge and rare forms of wildlife. She should go to jail.

[@jennywolff2120]

This video really makes you angry. The lady is there only for her own profit and acts totally recklessly.

[@nhutthanhluu8761]

I wonder whether [those are steel balls plating with various colors and inserted into those oysters through a small cutting line, then the oysters can cure themselves] or not ? If so, just let me know.

[@islemoattou6490]

سبحان الخالق العظيم الله أكبر لا اله الا الله يخرج منهما اللؤلؤ والمرجان هذا خلق الله افلا تتدبرون

[@brettweiler9381]

I am amazed that they are all perfectly spherical and the size is unbelievable. They appear to be planted.

[@BuffaIowings16]

They aren’t planted, pearls are actually almost perfectly sphere most of the time

[@brettweiler9381]

I say b.s. The color of the pearl would be the same color as the shell, because both are made by the mantle.@@BuffaIowings16

[@Very_Happy_Snake]

@@BuffaIowings16the pink pearl is extremely rare and she found tons in one singular oyster. Also stfu

[@zuishii6460]

@@BuffaIowings16 no its fake the description literally has farming in it. this channel is a scam and she puts foreign things in the clam so it produces pearls, acts surprised and then kills it for views. these are not authentic pearls and if you think they are then you’re just ignorant

[@wolfybear7129]

@@zuishii6460​​⁠actually authentic pearls don't exist at all actually. Pearls by nature are only created because parasite that go inside clams or oysters are trapped and the clam itself produces a self defense system that secretes over the parasite thats called calcium carbonate and overtime it becomes pearls. That's why clam farms plant clams with beads. But overall its nothing too serious.

[@greatfullded]

I was waiting for her to find gold coins and gold nuggets in there... and a day pass to disneyland.

[@raamarana4419]

1

[@KambaONE1]

One of fake videos i have watched

[@CarlosAmorim-gv1yo]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@YasminGalal-mf4hx]

​@@CarlosAmorim-gv1yo😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@dawnsstar5918]

LOLOLOL, this comment, the best

[@lisabertagna4721]

Xero Does it kill the creature when the pearls are extracted ? I only ask because in your statement you say that Oysters can produce multitudes of pearls throughout its lifetime. If that was scientifically true , what do they spit amount out themselves throughout their lifetime ?

[@stephendaurie9344]

What I learned about pearls is that they are never complete round and smooth until polished. Makes me wonder if this video is real

[@LunaB111]

珍珠从蚌体出来什么形状后面就基本是什么形状。但是视频里的确实是假的。1.这是河蚌，不是珍珠蚌，孕育珍珠的蚌得能分泌珍珠质，这才有珍珠；2.珍珠没有这种假的颜色

[@-theHappiestPerson-]

Fun fact: you can collect them without harming the oyster but it’s harder to do.

[@chariotsoffire2714]

She's not harming any oysters. Those are clams.

[@tima.478]

Shiiiiiiddddd, bruh, that's lunch!

[@lauraglazier2951]

How ?

[@melchiorlise2466]

Same with silk worms. Needless to say most people don't bother.

[@-theHappiestPerson-]

@@tima.478 I know but sometimes people don’t eat them, they’re yummy though

[@stou472]

It would be fun hunting for clams to find their pearls, but I have shellfish allergies

[@albertluttich4454]

Für die ausschließlich deutschsprachigen Schauer in Kürze: Die Muscheln werden nicht "geweckt" sondern getötet. Die Perlen haben kaum einen Wert, dass Fleisch ist nicht essbar und die Muschen haben eine erhebliche ökologischen Bedeutung. 😢 Es gibt andere Wege die Perlen aus diesen alten Lebewesen zu Ernten, ohne die Muscheln zu töten. Entsprechende Videos hier auf KZbin

[@user-pb9mw9jy9n]

구라도 이런구라가 없네 ... 자연에서 나오는 진주가 저렇게 완벽한 원이라고 ...??

[@Oum-al-qoura]

معاك حق هذا استغفال

[@natureboygolfer]

All of the terrible comments below. You don't know how these people live and don't know the worth to her and her family. More power to her.

[@thesmokeyroom5625]

Am I. The only one who feels.bad for the clam

[@innerjourney772]

The fact that she knew they were sleeping for over a hundred years and chose to get the pearls anyway

[@Aries_Skulkling]

Some use the pearls to get money and then eat the animals as well if I made a video of hunting animals and didn’t show you I skin and use every inch of it you’d still comment hate simply for not showing you a graphic display of organs and how I skin and use every inch of the animal

[@innerjourney772]

@@Aries_Skulkling so you also kill 100 year old animals

[@user-jm3pg8uo2q]

Honestly just pure greed

[@Aries_Skulkling]

@@innerjourney772 no I am just saying there are people literally HAVE TO make a living off this stuff in order to feed families not just greed

[@DianeHobbs-op4ym]

Exactly!!

[@attom78__95]

Красивые пластиковые шарики достаёт из ракушек🤣🤣🤣

[@chetnajadhav8371]

"I awakened the pearl clam that had been sleeping for a hundred years" IT'S MURDERING MA'AM

[@Taintlicker69]

Yeah i bet it taste amazing too i love killing my food for surviving 🤣🤣go eat grass libtard

[@Sweetteee_]

Killing it was so unnecessary. Pearls can be extracted without harming the oyster.

[@HomeoftheWeek]

word around the world is pearls are never so round, so perfectly round

[@lindaSee89]

What infuriates me more is she’s taking the pearls from nature, and not eating the oysters.

[@M_XD01]

she shoved the pearls in

[@zorkitipafed4626]

It's a farm, so she is taking the pearls from her "kettle".

[@zorkitipafed4626]

​@@M_XD01 Partially correct. She injected small spheres in clam's body a few months earlier. But that's how the freshwater pearl farm works.

[@pikachuchujelly7628]

These pearls didn't come from nature. She stuffed them in there from the underside before cutting the organs open.

[@M_XD01]

@@zorkitipafed4626 why are they pink

[@randylynnr]

I hope that she is collecting the flesh of these clams to feed the family and not waste it!

[@user-ns7if6jw6v]

I hope that y'all eat the damn clam because if you don't that's a damn waste😢

[@johnminer1407]

Would you eat something that came out of that water???

[@user-zo9ej4pf6k]

Pearl clams actually aren't edible

[@Disneytraveler559]

Y’all know this is fake right? The average size of a pearl is the size of a pea! It’s SOOOOOOOOOOOO rare to get pearls that big and there is no way she found all those pearls that size in one clam! It’s actually not even possible.

[@diverbelo7656]

this clam was implanted with beads made from the shells of other mussels. There is an industry in Tennessee that produces these "beads." Technically they are called nuclei. Yes they do have large beads that when coated by the host clam, or oyster, they produce very large pearls. And the pearl harvesting industry implants multiple beads in one host clam to harvest multiple pearls

[@jing355]

These pearls do not look like real freshwater pearls. This kind of pond butterfly clam can produce pearls, but the pearls produced in this clam are, firstly, too regular. Natural pearls or cultured pearls do not have a bead core implanted. It is rare that there are so many perfect circles. Second, the diameter of these pearls is very large. Normally, there are large and small pearls in a shell. Many of the pearls here are the same size. Thirdly, the color of the pearls, these purple pearls, are very strange in color, with only pure color without iridescence and accompanying colors. White pearls also look a lot like plastic imitation pearls.

[@nejamediarobertreich5125]

I'm actually impressed by that, how much effort and work someone put into making such a fake lie thing.

[@vault7137]

They're beautiful, but that's just barbaric. 😢

[@user-zo9ej4pf6k]

Clams don't feel pain or have the ability or brain to process anything at all.

[@SDSerialDesignationN]

There is a friendlier way to do it. You can just keep the clams alive and put some sand in their mouths to get more pearls. (Although that's just what I've heard tho. I don't really know much about clams)

[@hevmadeit9354]

I don't know if putting sand in a creatures mouth is friendly...

[@user-zo9ej4pf6k]

​@@hevmadeit9354it doesn't have a brain so it can't feel pain.

[@rektnoob279]

​@@hevmadeit9354pearls can be made out of sand

[@Adams_Prayer]

Bless you. :)

[@matamaster2287]

Мне нравятся твои видео ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉✨😍

[@wolfybear7129]

If ppl were wondering these clams were planted with beads and as time goes on the beads start to get covered in calcium carbonate which then are turned into pearls. These clams aren't dead btw when they are planted with beads.

[@surasoori7885]

Yes😂❤😊

[@tracyjames4394]

Yes, which makes this so much more disturbing. Large glass beads were implanted and given a brief time to form a few layers af nacre. Then all the clams were murdered for this stupid fake video. This is criminal.

[@rektnoob279]

But the size

[@diverbelo7656]

@@rektnoob279 the size of the pearl is related to the size of the implanted bead (nuclei). Larger the bead the larger the pearl.

[@rektnoob279]

@@diverbelo7656 ok

[@hongsd76]

Isn't life more important than pearls

[@venividivici6738]

Yours isn't

[@corgikingdom3850]

@@venividivici6738that’s a pretty rude thing to say.. you shouldn’t say that 😕

[@venividivici6738]

@@corgikingdom3850 gonna cry??

[@corgikingdom3850]

@@venividivici6738 I mean no? But I would suggest you look under your homeless cardboard box tonight :)

[@LilSummerQueen82]

THANK YOU FOR THIS COMMENT

[@SeeSaw99]

Obviously i couldn't look away....but why didn't the cameraman stop this murderous rampage???

[@i.n_littlesmiles1036]

Guys even if “maybe” it isn’t naturally made people still can farm clams to be their wanted colour

[@terryalgburi8813]

I'm 53 at my only bucket list that I have is to have my emails again.And be surrounded by bunch of clams, so I can find Pearls.I have always wanted to find April's girlose.Pearls i'm willing to work hard finally

[@faerieSAALE]

That is cultured pearl harvesting - it is a business. Families have streams they own just for this, so don't get too upset.

[@juliaweber212]

Exactly

[@lifesshort9524]

sensitive idiots in this world, humans are meant to extract resources from our environments

[@melchiorlise2466]

Too late, I am upset.

[@lcoyotes]

That doesn’t make it right.

[@TarotCountry]

Amazing how these painted ball bearings come in 3 standard sizes. Even the pearl coloured ones have standard sizes, although you can tell those are actually plastic because of the different sound they make clinking together than the coloured metal ones.

[@FunkyCoyote]

What?

[@singlewhitefemale1707]

I don't think you know what you are talking about. They don't sound like plastic and she's clearly cutting them open.

[@FunkyCoyote]

@@singlewhitefemale1707 not only that, it’s disgusting seeing her open these loving animals and scoop out their guts. I wanted to vomit.

[@inspiteofshame]

Yeah I just skipped to the middle of the video and the instant I saw the pearls I was like, wtf? Those are obviously fake. Nothing natural could be this perfectly round and uniform in colour. Are people really that gullible?

[@edward9643]

She is rich - the value of these pearls is from $300 - $1500 each - I googled it

[@akima57185]

So she is the first person in that creek in a hundred years

[@melolonta]

Even when you hear the cars around

[@user-mo7yw4ii8q]

Как она не боится промывать жемчуг? 79 штук белых и 14 фиолетовых, это целое состояние.

[@user-bf5xo9nw8t]

на рынке 20-50$ за штуку

[@user-nu9hf7zh4b]

Ну какой это жемчуг.

[@LilSummerQueen82]

You are crazy. THEY WERE LIVING! WOULD YOU LIKE SOMEONE TO END YOUR LIFE JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVE SOMETHING SHINY OR PRETTY ON YOU?! PROFIT OVER A LIFE! I SEE HOW YOU THINK...

[@user-nu9hf7zh4b]

@@LilSummerQueen82 это фейк.

[@user-zh5qo7ut9o]

Ну какой это жемчуг,он цветным не может быть,тем более фиолетовым,и если он был настоящем ,то она бы не жила в холупе,а жила бы в особняке,и тем более жемчуг не маленький и ровный он бывает редко!!

[@qiqi5277]

im not convinced it's real. perfectly round-shaped pearls are very rare. and she just happened to stumble upon 4 clams that not only have pearls, but lots of pearls, and lots of round pearls.

[@CousinTheOnly]

Probably farmers bro

[@Salma5alma]

Bro these pearls are real bc else they won't shine like that

[@MillicentElormKumah]

Same here

[@aaronbrown6890]

fake crap like this is everywhere

[@Timesobserver_Xenia]

Cultivated freshwater pearls. Muscles in freshwater can bear multiple seeds. The scene can be set up in this video, easy to stuff the shell before emotional cut, but also can be real if the seeds were big and no parasite went in..m ans, the river in the video is a farm. But! The intensive violet-redish pearls are not seem to be seeded in the shell with that shades laster, so, big question where the pearls could get that shades.

[@GettingSchwiftyy]

I once found a fully stringed clutch of benoit ball pearls in a clam.

[@barbaramcclure9444]

The only problem with any pearl is that get hair spray near it and it totally dissolves. With jewelry it's the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off when dressing up with your good jewelry. These are beautiful tho.

[@jeromedavid7944]

Could you imagine the pot of New England style clam chowder that couldve been produced from the discarded shell fish. Surely there are potates, butter and cream around there somewhere. Knowing the resourcefulness, ingenuity, and culinary prowless of the Asian people, I can only surmise that the beautiful clam meat eventually found its way to a wok and then some hungry, grateful mouths!

[@ninotsereteli6724]

It is not true.

[@gogo2005]

No it is

[@suparniaja4951]

Eeeeeeeee

[@cashewmyfriend]

I am horrified to see how a living creature can be killed in a few seconds just to get to some mere pearls..What if humans produced anything like this? 😢😢

[@yazpis1achio]

Would you feel better if they took longer to kill the clams?

[@cashewmyfriend]

@@yazpis1achio Your english is really poor i guess, that's the reason you couldn't understand properly and only noticed the time mentioned by me and not the message i was trying to convey here..

[@BenderTheOffender]

The pearls are fake. She killed it for a fake video.

[@Dingbobber]

​@@BenderTheOffenderThey are not fake, it's called cultivation. They take a little ball made of clam or oyster shells and place it inside the clam. The clam then coats it with the stuff it's shell is made out of and voila.

[@BenderTheOffender]

@@Dingbobber yeah, but they will never have that color. These are fake.

[@CaptTim-bn8yc]

She is killing what could be a renewable resource for future pearls!

[@user-wh6uz2lg3f]

People who thought she would find a gigant pearl by the profile of the video.😂Whe need more peoples like you!🤣🤣

[@jprchannel2429]

Ce qui serait intéressant c'est de voir comments ils font pour glisser les perles dans la pauvre bestiole avant la vidéo What would be interesting is to see how they managed to slip the pearls into the poor creature before the video

[@catmip]

She doesn’t get the pearls out in the same take. Lots of film cuts. Kinda obvious.

[@colettecaccioppoli6046]

Au bruit ce sont des perles en plastique (vive allie Xpress ) ces couleurs n 'existent pas

[@pamhutson475]

You really think so you're fake let me know.😊

[@imatakeyobiscuitlaugh1695]

There not fake the claims make them in side people don't put them in it WoW

[@fabiolachaconmartin6249]

Yo escuché k les meten bolitas pequeñas de plástico y la ostras recubren y crean las perlas artificiales aunque no creía k tantas.

[@wildflower514]

The color red does not occur naturally in any pearl species, and pearls are actually enhanced through an organic dyeing process.

[@jennyjandova6602]

To je škody,je mě líto těch škeblí!!!! ……???????😢

[@MountainMaid238]

Its weird how dead already the clam looks before she 'harvests'. I eat shellfish, and if you open their shell like that, they still move around. Those ones were already dead which makes me think they had those 'pearls' inserted

[@doudi7064]

❤ الله اكبر ❤ سبحان الله و بحمده سبحان الله العظيم❤ استغفر الله العظيم الذي لا اله الا هو الحي القيوم واتوب اليه صلى الله على نبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وعلى اله وصحبه و سلم تسليما كثيرا ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@reamer26]

Jesus is Lord of all for eternity.

[@user-zm4uq5kg8d]

Я тоже так хочу: купить 1 кг китайских бусин, засунуть их в ракушки, раскидать по болоту и пойти спать. Наутро надеть сапоги и пойти на болото. Потом радоваться как последний дурак, что нашел моллюсков с "жемчугом" внутри.

[@footfault1941]

Jeez! Huge! In the freshwater! By the way, what are those pearls for themselves biologically/ecologically?

[@ricks5756]

Looks like those pearls where seeded, and not naturally formed. It's very common in in pearl farms to jam marbles into the clams, and wait for a few months.

[@diverbelo7656]

not marbles. the center of the pearl as the shell of a mussel shell from the USA. the mussel shell is cut and rounded into a round bead, then implanted in the oyster

[@alisonmary1443]

I can't see any iridescence on those pearls, which is usually unique to natural pearls, that's what makes them so beautiful.

[@user-ve1pc6nd6o]

How do they get into the shell that’s my question

[@zuishii6460]

@@user-ve1pc6nd6oIt’s called cultured pearls, they force clams to take in some rocks or whatever and wait for the clams to do their thing and harvest them.

[@Starfrog130]

They’re not real pearls

[@1stRedCommander]

@@zuishii6460 n ot everything on the internets real. those pearls are fake as fuck

[@danielafernandez8446]

That color isn't natural. I believe it's fake.

[@Zodapopzzx]

Hey everyone I remember Billy Graham all returns to God and The earth. I’m an NDEr and God can raise the dead I have witnessed it for years. You can heal by sending love and you can raise the dead by speaking life and The Hebrew letter Chet. Also please keep our sweet animals doggies and kitties in prayer we love them and believe prayer changes things. Lots of love for everyone’s highest good.

[@oniplus4545]

the only thing that's real about this video is that it really did bring her a great wealth, she got 30 m views worth of ad revenue after all

[@KLmoxie]

This was barbaric. There’s a way to get the pearls without killing and brutalizing them. She was so proud of herself and felt no remorse for shredding it to pieces

[@trymints3657]

Yes, just to look for pearls and disregard the oyster. It's a lot like shooting an animal, just for the head. I mean I can relate to it happening once or twice. But I know some hunters who would make you think that's all they do.

[@tracker001]

Going to also Eat It !!

[@ivyivy9995]

10:00 10:00 10:00

[@plinnytheother6107]

probably was eaten, so your first world feelings dont get hurt by third world methods

[@roadskare63]

take the pearls and EAT the clams!! fried and with a side of french fries!!!

[@tracy_222]

Love the purple pearls👍🏻 so beautiful

[@MySteaming]

Remember - they are purple 'Oyster Snot' out of a dead oyster that you want to wear around your neck. Not very appealing to any person who values their Green Credentials - is it!

[@braeden1840]

I kind of like the white ones better in my opinion lol😂😂❤❤

[@supriya917]

@@braeden1840 I also liked purple ones, lol. Never thought pearls could be naturally purple

[@jphd81]

yep, they are so fake !

[@elitallanosmendoza3335]

Ami también

[@ROC14088]

It's easy to say that's cruel, let it live, etc, when you live the life of luxury

[@SRHisnum1]

Where is she...I wanna go! This looks fun.minus snakes and other deadly critters