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Leperflesh posted:that's a scorpion All Claws Are Beautiful.
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ABC: Arthropods Be Crabbin'
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Leperflesh posted:that's a scorpion Scorpions glow under blacklights. They're Disco Crabs.
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Get beefy
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Zeluth posted:Get beefy Solid gold craaaaab
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MrYenko posted:Solid gold craaaaab Shiny! Watch me dazzle like a diamond in the rough!
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Zeluth posted:Get beefy Big beef big snip
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 If you hip hop you get snip snop
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Fake James posted:
Who’s your crabby daddy now binch?
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Crebridge https://twitter.com/41Strange/status/1170842759680253952?s=19
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Droppin' into the crab thread for some good old nightmare fuel. Not disappointed.
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Lil Peeler posted:Droppin' into the crab thread for some good old nightmare fuel. Not disappointed. What in the jesus, that isn’t a crab. That’s not a crab at all! 
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Big arthropods are just land crabs.
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ChaseSP posted:Big arthropods are just land crabs. Big rear end arthropod chased by crab on hoverboard then gently caress
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This one seems pretty good too: https://instagram.com/crab_united?igshid=19t8i0s7yrbgm
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Has anyone posted the Selma Blair pic where she’s covering her cooch with a crab handbag
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bird with big dick posted:Has anyone posted the Selma Blair pic where she’s covering her cooch with a crab handbag Coward.  It’s just a good crab helping a chemo patient.
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LingcodKilla posted:Coward. I was phone posting and I’m lazy
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Bust Rodd posted:https://twitter.com/mdesaad/status/1172942305600430080?s=21 I knew this would make it over here sooner or later
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Went digging through some boxes of old childhood stuff, hit the jackpot.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uJhyLWwfME Went diving to look for crabs; found many more crabs than expected. It was a good day.
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Timmy Age 6 posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uJhyLWwfME You in north cal? Looks like dungees (white claws) living on rocks with some red rock and I’m fairly sure I saw a third type wanna say Jonas or something.
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New England, actually. They're Jonah crabs, Cancer borealis. Might've been a few rock crabs in there too (C. irroratus). Same family as the dungies - they're the local equivalent (though a little smaller and a lot less, uh, vigorously pinchy). This was right on top of a rocky reef that we've dove dozens of times before. I'd found several up on the reef wall in about 15' of water, but seeing hundreds literally on top of the reef (probably about 6' deep at low tide) was definitely new and unexpected. We're doing some telemetry work to track them as they move around the area, so hopefully we'll be able to figure out how far off the reef they move if at all.
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Timmy Age 6 posted:New England, actually. They're Jonah crabs, Cancer borealis. Might've been a few rock crabs in there too (C. irroratus). Same family as the dungies - they're the local equivalent (though a little smaller and a lot less, uh, vigorously pinchy). This was right on top of a rocky reef that we've dove dozens of times before. I'd found several up on the reef wall in about 15' of water, but seeing hundreds literally on top of the reef (probably about 6' deep at low tide) was definitely new and unexpected. We're doing some telemetry work to track them as they move around the area, so hopefully we'll be able to figure out how far off the reef they move if at all. Well I’m glad I caught the two types. Was really hard for me to ID the area without seeing fish. Dungies are not vigorously pinchy compared to rocks.
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Just got back from a month long probation and it turns out this was the only thread i missed   
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 10000 krebs under the sea
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