Crab has always been a delicious food that can make people drool. There are many kinds of crabs, among which bean crab is the smallest crab in the world. So can bean crab be eaten?

Although bean crab is also a kind of crab, compared with ordinary crabs, bean crab can be said to be a dwarf among crabs. Its size is very small, and it looks like a small bean, so people usually call it bean crab. Generally, bean crabs are parasitic in shellfish, but they can cause damage to gills, ovaries and digestive glands of shellfish, thus affecting the yield and quality of shellfish and making shellfish very thin. Therefore, many people who cultivate shellfish artificially do not want to see bean crabs appear in their own shellfish.

This crab is very small, and there are no nutrients in it. Therefore, bean crabs can be eaten, but for the human body, although it will not cause any harm, it also has no nutritional value.

yes. Bean crab is a kind of crab, and it is very small. Bean crabs are generally parasitic in shellfish, which will cause damage to gills, ovaries and digestive glands of shellfish, affect the yield and quality of shellfish, and make shellfish very thin.

There are no nutrients in the bean crab, which will not cause any harm to the human body and has no nutritional value.