Seth Pecksniff posted:

none can touch me

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1. Crabs are crustaceans and belong to the same family as lobsters and shrimp.
2. There are over 4,500 species of crabs worldwide.
3. Crabs have a hard exoskeleton that protects their body.
4. The largest crab species is the Japanese spider crab, which can have a leg span of up to 12 feet.
5. The smallest crab species is the pea crab, which measures only a few millimeters in size.
6. Crabs have two claws, one larger for defense and capturing prey, and one smaller for cutting and tearing food.
7. Some species of crabs can regenerate their lost limbs.
8. The Horseshoe crab, often mistaken for a crab, is not a true crab but belongs to a different subphylum.
9. Crabs walk sideways because of the structure of their legs and the way their joints move.
10. Crabs are found in both saltwater and freshwater environments.
11. Coconut crabs are the largest terrestrial arthropods, and they can climb trees.
12. The eyes of crabs are located on stalks, allowing them to see in multiple directions.
13. Crabs have a highly developed sense of smell and taste.
14. Some species of crabs can make sounds by rubbing their claws or legs together.
15. Hermit crabs use empty seashells as their mobile homes.
16. The Peacock mantis shrimp is not a true mantis or a shrimp but is actually a type of crab.
17. Fiddler crabs have one claw that is much larger than the other, resembling a fiddle.
18. Some crabs, like the coconut crab, are known to have a strong grip and can exert significant force.
19. Crabs have a specialized gill system that allows them to breathe underwater.
20. The lifespan of crabs can vary widely depending on the species, ranging from a few years to several decades.
21. Crabs are omnivores and have a varied diet that includes algae, mollusks, small fish, and plant matter.
22. Some crabs, like the decorator crabs, attach camouflage materials such as algae and debris to their exoskeleton for better camouflage.
23. The movements of crabs are controlled by a series of muscles and tendons rather than bones.
24. Crabs molt their exoskeleton periodically as they grow, shedding their old shell and forming a new one.
25. Female crabs usually have a broader abdomen than males to accommodate their eggs.
26. Crabs have a well-developed nervous system and can exhibit complex behaviors.
27. The robber crab, also known as the coconut crab, is the largest land-living arthropod and can crack open coconuts with its strong pincers.
28. Some crabs are highly social and live in large groups, while others are solitary creatures.
29. The box crab gets its name from its square-shaped body.
30. Crabs have a unique way of walking called the "crab gait."
31. Ghost crabs are capable of changing color to blend in with their surroundings.
32. Crabs play an important ecological role by scavenging on dead organisms and keeping beaches clean.
33. The pebble crab has a shell that resembles a small pebble, providing excellent camouflage.
34. Some species of crabs, like the porcelain crab, are capable of regenerating lost limbs.
35. Coconut crabs are known to climb coconut trees, break open the coconuts, and eat the flesh inside.
36. The largest recorded coconut crab weighed about 9 pounds (4 kilograms). User loses posting privileges for 6 hours.

Captain Hygiene posted:

https://twitter.com/tantalum_shark/status/1671815787240357889

Captain Hygiene posted:

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Captain Hygiene posted:

https://twitter.com/tantalum_shark/status/1671815787240357889

Beastie posted:

I wonder what the occasion is.

Mistle posted:

OP we need a poll on "best song for feeding billionaires to crabs."

The obvious answer is to do it again, with more billionaires(to ensure an accurate simulacrum).

Beastie posted:

I wonder what the occasion is.

Brutal Garcon posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-q_8TKNG9w

Robot buddies, crab tactics, this video has it all

Non Compos Mentis posted:

REMEMBER SPONGE MONKEYS posted:

I feel like this is Australian

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regular lobsters start out as just little lobsters but spiny lobsters start out as these beautiful weird larvae that also evolved to ride on top of jellyfish. This jellyfish is too small though!!!

ekuNNN posted:

https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_rv21dsMwyl1qc6jxf.mp4

Captain Hygiene posted:

Felt like this needed some lights and sound

https://i.imgur.com/V41OqQf.mp4

Captain Hygiene posted:

Felt like this needed some lights and sound

https://i.imgur.com/V41OqQf.mp4

Captain Hygiene posted:

Felt like this needed some lights and sound

https://i.imgur.com/V41OqQf.mp4

OgNar posted:

https://i.imgur.com/yKVhQXv.mp4