#crustaceans

English version In this new episode of the Museo del Mar, we dive into the crustacean exhibit, where you can see a wide variety of crabs, ranging from the simplest, such as the Spider Crab, with its long,

English version The coelacanth is a fascinating living fossil, and a specimen of this fish—which was believed to have gone extinct 65 million years ago—is on display at the Museum of the Sea. This specimen

Nature needs no improvement, only appreciation and respect.

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Saludos amantes de los insectos. Estos pequeños y fascinantes seres vivos vienen en las formas más inimaginables y sorprendentes y muchos de ellos hasta han sido inspiración para artefactos que hoy forman

Meet Mr crab here. It was the only one I encountered out of the hundreds we saw on the beach that was willing to appear in photos. It also looked ready for a fight in case we tried anything silly. Another

It might sound very exciting when someone would call from the kitchen, “dinner’s ready!” You would get up and run fast especially when you are starving! But what’s more exciting is when you found your

A hairy legged surf crab. The hairy legs are for extra, sensory perception similar to touch. Without the hair the crustaceans shell is too hard to get much meaningful tactile details. The hairs on it function

This sound of these crawfish that caught the coin was amazing. With this one crawfish decided to toss with a coin. This guy is playing around. Look at this video, suddenly when the crustaceans caught their

These crabs seriously need to shave their legs. The breakwater rocks in Port Louis marina hosts a very happy population of crabs that can be seen scurrying around looking for bits to eat or just quietly

Spotted this tiny master of camouflage on a beach near Charleston, SC. Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

the peaceful lives in the seas

( The owners of possibly the fastest punch known to science are marine crustaceans called mantis shrimps. They use specialised forelimbs to strike prey with shocking power. The force is so great that the

Here are some freshwater shrimp from my 16 20-gallon aquariums. Enjoy! The cream of the crop; this black Zebra Pinto on a sponge filter is a perfect example of its breed. A red Zebra Pinto on a leaf;

Ghost crabs are iridescent little critters running around on the sandy beaches, scavenging for food like dead fish. You can find them on both tropical and subtropical shores all over the world. In South