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{{Infobox Fish
 
{{Infobox Fish
 
|name= Pearl Oyster
 
|name= Pearl Oyster
|image= Nia.png
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|image= Pearl Oyster NL.png
|imagesize= 200px
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|imagesize= 100px
|scientific name= Unknown <!-- Genus Pinctada -->
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|scientific name=Pinctada
 
|family= Pteriidae
 
|family= Pteriidae
 
|timeyear= All year
 
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|appearances= {{NL}}
 
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'''Pearl Oysters''' are a type of [[deep sea creature]] found in {{NL}}. In previous games, pearl oysters were found as [[shell]]s.
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'''Pearl Oysters''' (アコヤガイ, ''Akoyagai'') are a type of [[deep sea creature]] found in {{NL}}. In all games, Pearl Oysters also are found as [[shell]]s. Despite their name, they are not related to [[Oyster|oysters]] but moreso to clams and other bivalves.
  
 
==Donating to the Museum==
 
==Donating to the Museum==
 
===In ''New Leaf''===
 
===In ''New Leaf''===
Upon donating the pearl oyster to the [[Museum]], it can be found in the large pool in the first room of the ocean exhibit, along with many other species of deep sea creatures. The exhibit has this to say about the pearl oyster:
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Upon donating the Pearl Oyster to the [[Museum]], it can be found in the large pool in the first room of the ocean exhibit, along with many other species of deep sea creatures. The exhibit has this to say about the Pearl Oyster:
  
 
''"Pearls are formed when mostly calcium carbonate and protein envelop foreign substances. Pearl oysters have numerous threadlike feet sticking out from their shell opening. These allow them to latch onto surrounding rocks and are actually surprisingly strong. Their adductor muscles are edible and are considered a delicious ingredient in some foods."''
 
''"Pearls are formed when mostly calcium carbonate and protein envelop foreign substances. Pearl oysters have numerous threadlike feet sticking out from their shell opening. These allow them to latch onto surrounding rocks and are actually surprisingly strong. Their adductor muscles are edible and are considered a delicious ingredient in some foods."''
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==Fishing Tournament==
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===''New Leaf''===
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Despite being a ''Fishing'' Tournament, Chip will still accept deep-sea creatures, however, they will not be scored. [[Chip]] will say this when given a Pearl Oyster:
  
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:''"By the by, you can dry out the meat of a pearl oyster for quite a tasty meal. It's chewy. Not that I mind just eating them whole like this!"''
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[[Category:Deep sea creatures]]
 
[[Category:Deep sea creatures]]

Revision as of 13:06, June 24, 2016

"I got a pearl oyster! Mostly I just wanted the pearl!" —New Leaf

Pearl Oyster
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Name: Pinctada
Family: Pteriidae
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Pearl Oysters (アコヤガイ, Akoyagai) are a type of deep sea creature found in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. In all games, Pearl Oysters also are found as shells. Despite their name, they are not related to oysters but moreso to clams and other bivalves.

Donating to the Museum

In New Leaf

Upon donating the Pearl Oyster to the Museum, it can be found in the large pool in the first room of the ocean exhibit, along with many other species of deep sea creatures. The exhibit has this to say about the Pearl Oyster:

"Pearls are formed when mostly calcium carbonate and protein envelop foreign substances. Pearl oysters have numerous threadlike feet sticking out from their shell opening. These allow them to latch onto surrounding rocks and are actually surprisingly strong. Their adductor muscles are edible and are considered a delicious ingredient in some foods."

Fishing Tournament

New Leaf

Despite being a Fishing Tournament, Chip will still accept deep-sea creatures, however, they will not be scored. Chip will say this when given a Pearl Oyster:

"By the by, you can dry out the meat of a pearl oyster for quite a tasty meal. It's chewy. Not that I mind just eating them whole like this!"