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Ghost crab burrows
Ghost crab burrows on a beach at sunrise. Ghost crabs (Ocypode quadrata) emerge from their burrows to feed at night. The only evidence of them during the day is the piles of sand excavated from their burrows. Photographed on Abd al Kuri island in the Socatran Arcipelago. Abd al Kuri measures 133 square kilometres in size. Socotra is located in the Indian Ocean at the mouth of the Gulf of Aden, 340 kilometres (km) from mainland Yemen and 250km from the coast of Somalia
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Beach Burrow Coast Coast Line Coastal Coastlines Crabs Crustacea Crustacean Dawn Day Break Day Light Ghost Crab Island Sand Sandy Socotra Soqotra Sun Rise Yemen Yemeni Burrows Ocypode Quadrata
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This print captures the enchanting world of ghost crab burrows on a tranquil beach at sunrise. As the first rays of daylight illuminate the coastline, these elusive creatures emerge from their hidden underground dwellings to venture out in search of food. The ghost crabs, scientifically known as Ocypode quadrata, are nocturnal hunters that leave behind only traces of their presence during the day - piles of sand excavated from their intricate burrows. Photographed on Abd al Kuri island in the Socotran Archipelago, this image showcases the untouched beauty and diverse wildlife found in this remote location. With an area spanning 133 square kilometers, Abd al Kuri is a haven for nature enthusiasts and zoology aficionados alike. Situated in the Indian Ocean at the mouth of the Gulf of Aden, Socotra is a mesmerizing destination located 340 kilometers away from mainland Yemen and 250 kilometers off Somalia's coast. Its pristine beaches and unique ecosystem make it an ideal habitat for various species including these fascinating crustaceans. As dawn breaks over this sandy paradise, one can't help but marvel at nature's wonders captured within this photograph. It serves as a reminder that even amidst our busy lives, there are still untouched corners where wild creatures like ghost crabs thrive undisturbed by human activity. This stunning image by Science Photo Library transports us to a world where coastal beauty meets untamed wilderness – an invitation to explore and appreciate Earth's natural treasures.
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