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We went and found these incredible clam beds sitting on the barren rock. Large clams, and when we opened them, they didn't look like a clam.

But guess what? You're so clever, but you're not as clever as a clam.

And when we cut them open, they didn't have the anatomy of a clam.

Manhattan no longer spreads its infinity.

This is Manhattan, one from the series.

Released it on the streets of Manhattan.

The Highline in Manhattan is very similar.

Well, that was the question that 19th century French physiologist Raphael Dubois, asked about this bioluminescent clam.

There's a lot of people in Manhattan are.

It is an expressway on the west side of Manhattan.

These are trees that would stand out in midtown Manhattan.

And it turns out that Manhattan had 55 different ecosystem types.

This crushed black hole actually would fit inside Manhattan, more or less.

Its position, of course, in the middle of Manhattan it's on Hunter's Point.

And then, you might have heard of this giant clam that was discovered off the coast of northern Iceland that reached 405 years old.

To try this, I went to a Mario Batali restaurant in Manhattan Del Posto.

The tunnels are famous for having been used during the development of the Manhattan Project.

First up crowd sourcing my 420 sq. ft. apartment in Manhattan with partners Mutopo and Jovoto.com.

We're talking about an object that you could crush down to half the square area of Manhattan.

And to put that in perspective, the total cost of the Manhattan project was three billion dollars.

You can zoom into any block on Manhattan, and see what might have been there 400 years ago.

And it turned out to be true. It was from Avenue C in downtown Manhattan, which was flooded.

You have these rapidly emerging bike lanes all over the world. I lived in Manhattan for 15 years.

And I love this work, because I did these cartoonish clouds over Manhattan for a period of two months.

The Highline is an old, elevated rail line that runs for a mile and a half right through Manhattan.

To try this one, the maker of it let me and my wife spend the night in the Manhattan showroom.

This is work going on down in lower Manhattan where they built some of the first electric power generating stations.

And then the last section was going to go around the rail yards, which is the largest undeveloped site in Manhattan.

One of its primary goals was to make it easier for residents of wealthy communities in Westchester County to go to Manhattan.

We can basically take a picture out of any window on Manhattan and see what that landscape looked like 400 years ago.

Peter Parker is in a library in Manhattan when the spider descends from above and gives him his message through a bite.

Now in the laboratory, if you take a clam and you put it in the pH that is not 8.1, which is the normal pH of seawater but 7.5, it dissolves in about three days.

I would definitely say that observing Vik Muniz' Cloud a couple of years ago in Manhattan for sure made me happy, as well.

This is Motor Ritz Towers in Manhattan in the 30s, where you drove up to your front door, if you had the guts.

We are gathered here on an island today, on Manhattan, but it is an island intimately connected to the rest of the world.

I'd go to Central Park and see the rolling topography of Central Park come up against the abrupt and sheer topography of midtown Manhattan.

And 55 is a lot. On a per area basis, Manhattan had more ecological communities per acre than Yosemite does, than Yellowstone, than Amboseli.

In any case, Carl Norden emigrates to the United States just before the First World War and sets up shop on Lafayette Street in downtown Manhattan.

This is the view looking down the Hudson River, with Manhattan on the left, and New Jersey out on the right, looking out toward the Atlantic Ocean.

So, he keeps on moving, approaching an unsuspecting waiter who is trying to deliver two plates of linguine in a delicate white wine clam sauce to diners who are sitting at a table just outside of a restaurant in the street.

On the night of June 11th, 2003, he climbed up to the edge of the fence on the Manhattan Bridge and he leaped to the treacherous waters below.

And if I zoom in to lower Manhattan you can see the extent of New York City as it was, right at the end of the American Revolution.