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The other oyster: How an alien shellfish with a strange taste made Harpswell its home

Summary by Portland Press Herald
About 30 years ago, Scott Moody was clamming near Harpswell by the Sea when he came across “a monster bed” of shellfish he couldn’t identify. “What the hell are these?” he asked himself. He showed some of them to Bob Waddle, a lobsterman and seafood buyer. Waddle recognized them right away: European oysters. The story […]

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The other oyster: How an alien shellfish with a strange taste made Harpswell its home

About 30 years ago, Scott Moody was clamming near Harpswell by the Sea when he came across “a monster bed” of shellfish he couldn’t identify. “What the hell are these?” he asked himself. He showed some of them to Bob Waddle, a lobsterman and seafood buyer. Waddle recognized them right away: European oysters. The story […]

·South Portland, United States
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Portland Press Herald broke the news in South Portland, United States on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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