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Chiton glaucusObserv.
emily_rDescripción
A green chiton attached to a half crab. We observed this alien looking commensal beast while undertaking an intertidal survey on the reefs off Hawera. It made us jump when we first turned over the rock.
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Langosta Chaparra Pleuroncodes planipesObserv.
underwaterpatDescripción
Part of the tuna crab invasion of the 2015 El Niño!
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Jaiba Rugosa Callinectes exasperatusObserv.
old-bean-adamsDescripción
Bahia Honda State Park
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amy_dDescripción
A very 'stoney' looking little crab. Had fine hairs on the claw arms.
Discovered in frozen boxed banana prawns caught in unknown waters of the Gulf of Carpentaria.
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anudibranchmomDescripción
These are its markings, not coralline algae! Clearly a juvenile, but what?
About 1/3" across carapace. Clinging to drift seaweed.
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Cangrejo Azul de Tierra Cardisoma guanhumiObserv.
laxochDescripción
Looks like a blue crab but super red/orange
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Bogavante Americano Homarus americanusObserv.
joekunkDescripción
Trapped calico American lobster donated by a lobsterman to a restaurant for live display. Digital photographed by me as a record. The calico trait is based on post embryonic crossing over of a recessive trait in epidermal tissue.
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Cangrejo de Tierra Gecarcinus ruricolaObserv.
ospeleoDescripción
Living in a cave.
this species has been seen, living in bat guano, in several cave, quite far from the sea.
Large crab (body : 20+ cm)
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Thranita crenataObserv.
coenobitaDescripción
The crenate swimming crab was actively hunting the sentinel crabs which are also in the frame. It caught one just before this photo
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wendy5Descripción
I was very surprised to find not one but two Pagurus granosimanus (Grainyhand Hermit) living inside broken Red Rock Crab claws! I placed them in a container for a photo, and they started to fight. One immediately came completely out of the crab claw to defend itself- second photo. (I separated them when they went back into the sea.)
