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Oysters are sessile like clams but oysters do not burrow their foot into the sand. How do oysters anchor themselves to the surface?

Oysters are sessile like clams but oysters do not burrow their foot into the sand. How do oysters anchor themselves to the surface?
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Oysters are sessile like clams but oysters do not burrow their foot into the sand. How do oysters anchor themselves to the surface?

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They create an adhesive material that sticks to the surface.

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