She dove headfirst for a giant clam and TikTok loves it

Seattle, WALocal News

Amber Fauci's headfirst dive into the sand while hunting for geoducks has gone viral on TikTok, attracting over 120,000 likes and nearly 1,000 comments. The large, phallic-shaped geoduck, notoriously difficult to extract, drew attention as Fauci showcased her commitment to clam-digging. User @xchellesbellesx praised her effort, calling it "Legit badass," while the geoduck she unearthed was transformed into chowder. This incident took place on a beach in Quilcene, Washington, a region known for its seafood delicacies. Fauci's antics raise questions about the future of clam-digging practices and whether this will lead to a new trend.

The visibility of the video highlights the intersection of social media and local culinary traditions. As more people engage with such content, the potential for increased interest in extreme clam-digging grows. Observers are keenly watching to see if this trend will influence local food culture.

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