Crab (Brachyura)
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A Fiddler Crab, Australia
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Fiddler crab near the Gulf of Mexico, Louisiana
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Caribbean hermit crab (coenobita clypeatus)
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A Robber Crab on Christmas Island
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Maciek Stanikowski - Public Domain
Rainbow Crab
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Japanese spider crab at Manila Ocean Park
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Freshwater crab (Potamon potamios), Jordan river, Israel
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Small crab on Tutong Beach, Brunei
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Small crab on Tutong Beach, Brunei
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Crab - Photo 11
Crab - Photo 12
Crabs eat fish, shrimp, algae, and worms.
dungeness crab
Dungeness Crabs are one of the larger species of crabs.
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Crab - Photo 14
An opilio crab in the St. Lawrence river
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Coconut crab, an iconic animal of the Batanes islands in Philippines. The coconut crab is also known as the robber crab or palm thief.
Coconut crab, an iconic animal of the Batanes islands in Philippines. The coconut crab is also known as the robber crab or palm thief.
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Crab - Photo 16
The time it takes for a crab spider to complete the color-changing process can take up to three weeks.
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Crab - Photo 17
Crab spiders often match the color of their surrounding flowers, including those that turn them a beautiful shade of goldenrod.
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Coolest Animals: Japanese Spider Crab
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