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Morning Blue at Tolitoli

Tolitoli is a Marine National Conservation for Kima, the world's rarest giant clam. Kima (Tridacna) inhabits the warm ocean waters and the number of specie...
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Tolitoli is a Marine National Conservation for Kima, the world's rarest giant clam. Kima (Tridacna) inhabits the warm ocean waters and the number of species is very limited. Kima will continue to grow with a growth rate of 12 cm per year and live up to more than 100 years. Ten species of Kima in the world, 7 exist only in Indonesia. Tolitoli National Conservation is also the entrance to Labengki Marine Tourism Area.
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