Crabs Collection (page 8)

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Atlantic horseshoe crab and, the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide and this individual is stranded on a sand bar amongst ripple marks, Delaware bay, New Jersey Date:

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Atlantic horseshoe crab and semipalmated sandpipers (Calidris pusilla), the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide and the birds are feeding on their eggs, Delaware bay, New Jersey Date:

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Atlantic horseshoe crab and, the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide and this individual is stranded on a sand bar amongst ripple marks at low tide, Delaware bay, New Jersey Date:

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atlantic horseshoe crab (limulus polyphemus) and laughing gull Date:

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Atlantic horseshoe crab and semipalmated sandpipers, the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide and the birds are feeding on their eggs, Delaware bay, New Jersey Date:

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Atlantic horseshoe crabs and, the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide, Delaware bay, New Jersey, this mating pair is attempting to make their way back to the water at low tide Date:

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Atlantic horseshoe crab and semipalmated sandpipers (Calidris pusilla), the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide and the birds are feeding on their eggs, Delaware bay, New Jersey Date:

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Atlantic horseshoe crab and semipalmated sandpipers (Calidris pusilla), the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide and the birds are feeding on their eggs, Delaware bay, New Jersey Date:

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atlantic horseshoe crab and laughing gull (leucophaeus atricilla) Date:

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Atlantic horseshoe crab and semipalmated sandpipers (Calidris pusilla), the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide and the birds are feeding on their eggs, Delaware bay, New Jersey Date:

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Atlantic horseshoe crab and semipalmated sandpipers (Calidris pusilla), the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide and the birds are feeding on their eggs, Delaware bay, New Jersey Date:

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Atlantic horseshoe crab and semipalmated sandpipers (Calidris pusilla), the crabs are coming ashore to breed at high tide and the birds are feeding on their eggs, Delaware bay, New Jersey Date:

Spiny Spider Crab (malacostracans), view from above

Edible Crab (Cancer pagurus), moving sideways

Shore Crab (Carcinus maenas) with deep green carapace

Seaweed, selection of marine benthic algae

Selection of desert wildlife

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Sally Lightfoot Galapagos Crab on lava rock. Date:

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Swimming Crab Date:

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Scanning Electron Micrograph (SEM): Crab megalops. Date:

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Bell's Sea Urchin Juvenile with Zebra Urchin Crab (Zebrida adamsii). Date:

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Rear-spined Elbow Crab. Date:

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Anemone Hermit Crab with anemones (Calliactis polypus) on shell for camouflage and protection. Date:

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Spider Crab on sea squirt moulting with old skeleton. Date:

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Spider Crab on soft Glomerate tree coral (Dendronephthya (Spongodes) sp.). Date:

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Orangutan Crab pair on black sand. Date:

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Decorator Crab with anemones attached for protection. Date:

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Decorator Crab with sponge and corals attached for protection. Date:

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White Porcelain Crab on sea pen. Date:

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Red Crab deceased, on tree root in forest. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Red Crab close-up of eyes. Date:

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Red Crabs on rocks. Date:

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Red Crabs on rocks. Date:

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Red Crabs on path. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Red Crabs. Date:

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Spider Crab on soft Glomerate tree coral (Dendronephthya (Spongodes) sp.). Date:

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Porcelain Crab fanning for food on night dive. Date:

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Red-spotted Guard Crab. Date:

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Porcelain Crab filtering for food on Sea Anemone. Date:

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"Discover the Fascinating World of Crabs: From Giant Robbers to Horseshoe Crabs and More. " Get ready to dive into the captivating world of crustaceans as we explore the incredible diversity of crabs. Starting with the impressive Giant Robber or Coconut Crab, found in the Indian Ocean, these massive creatures can be spotted climbing coconut palm trees, showcasing their immense size and strength. Moving on to the Horseshoe Crab, a unique species found along Reeds Beach in New Jersey, USA. These ancient creatures have been around for millions of years and are known for their distinctive horseshoe-shaped shells. Prepare to be amazed by the Giant Japanese Spider Crab, boasting long legs that span up to 12 feet. This colossal crab is a true wonder of nature. Venturing further into the Indian Ocean, we encounter the Red Crab - a land crab that scuttles along Christmas Island's beaches. With its vibrant color and intricate patterns, this little creature adds beauty to its surroundings. Witnessing nature's wonders doesn't stop there; we also observe male Red Hermit Crabs replenishing water and salt on Home Island in Cocos (Keeling) Islands. These fascinating creatures emerge from their shells revealing their unique habitats. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate spotting Ruddy Turnstones feeding on small crabs while standing gracefully on shingle beaches. Their breeding plumage adds an extra touch of elegance to these coastal scenes. Lastly, fishermen by the sea with lobster and crab pots remind us of our connection with these marine delicacies. As they cast their nets into bountiful waters, they contribute to both local cuisine and livelihoods. From giant robbers scaling palm trees to tiny hermit crabs emerging from shells - each species showcases its own remarkable characteristics within this diverse group called "crabs. " So next time you're near a coastline or exploring oceanic territories like those mentioned above – keep an eye out for these captivating creatures.