The cutest crab in the world. In our daily life, many people like to eat crabs, especially delicious crab paste and crab roe. Crabs are not only what we see, but also other varieties, all of which are lovely. Let me look at the cutest crab in the world with you.
The loveliest crab in the world 1 The loveliest crab in the world belongs to a crab born and raised in Taiwan Province Province, and there is no specific name for this crab at present. This kind of crab is round and fat, so it is also called salted egg superman by most people. Its chubby appearance is particularly cute. Many people think crabs are flat, they all look alike, and they can't even see a little cuteness. However, this crab found in recent years is different and very pleasing.
What does this lovely crab look like?
Even with eight feet and two small claws, this lovely crab is less than half the size of a person's palm, so it looks very small. This crab is different from other crabs in that its body looks round and fat, and it looks as lovely as a salted egg. This lovely crab shines like a shell, and it is particularly meticulous and meticulous like a pearl. But after this crab is fished out of the water, you will find that it is particularly lively and active, and no matter who sees it, it will be amazed.
Second, can this lovely crab be eaten?
In fact, it is better not to eat this kind of crab, because some things are beautiful in appearance, but they are only ornamental and cannot be eaten. Moreover, this crab is relatively small, and even if it is eaten, it will seriously affect the taste. This lovely crab lives in some places, and it is not easy to raise it, because it is difficult to raise and the survival rate is not high. No matter people or things, they all have their own meaning of existence. Just like everyone, they are destined to work in different posts, and this crab is also destined to live in different places.
The cutest crab in the world first appeared in the crab museum, and it was a long time ago. It is difficult to confirm whether this lovely crab still exists today. However, this is enough to prove that this lovely crab is rare and precious, just like the state protects animals. Not all crabs are ugly, and not all crabs are edible.
The cutest crab in the world II. You may have only heard of the chameleon that changes color with the environment. I wonder if you have heard of the color-changing crab fiddler crab? The body color of fiddler crabs changes with the day and night. At night, fiddler crabs are yellow, and when the sun appears in the daytime, the color of fiddler crabs will get darker and turn red gradually. At low tide, fiddler crabs are the darkest color in a day. Fishermen living by the sea will judge the ebb and flow of seawater by the body color of fiddler crabs, hence the name fiddler crabs.
The biggest feature of fiddler crabs is a pair of claws of different sizes. The big claws placed on the chest are like the shields of warriors. Fiddler crabs are called fiddler crabs because they can dance with big claws. The purpose of this "tidal wave" action is to intimidate the enemy with big claws, or to make love. English is called fiddler crab, because two pliers are also like violins. Only the male crab has big claws, while the female crab has small claws. In addition, fiddler crabs have matchstick-like eyes, which are very special.
The fiddler crab weighs almost half of its body, and its length is more than three times the diameter of its shell. Small pliers are used for feeding, called feeding pliers. They are used to scrape small particles rich in algae and other organic substances on the surface of sludge and send them to the mouth. If the male unfortunately loses his big claw, he will grow a small claw in his place, and the original small claw will grow into a big claw and play the same function. Males have poor and bright colors, including coral red, brilliant green, golden yellow and light blue.
A large number of fiddler crabs inhabit the beaches along the northeast coast of Australia, but these seemingly ordinary arthropods have amazing mathematical calculation ability. Chen Qiao Zell and Jane Hermi, two visual biologists from Australian National University, first discovered this phenomenon. The activity of fiddler crab always centers on its cave. When it climbs out of the cave and walks outside, it often takes its own cave as a reference. However, some sand piles formed after low tide often pile up near caves, and fiddler crabs can't see their caves because their sight is blocked. So, how do fiddler crabs go home? The researchers found that fiddler crabs don't look for marks on their paths like other animals when they return to their nests, but rely on the inherent mathematical calculation ability in their brains. With each step, fiddler crabs recalculate the position of the cave, the number of steps taken and the direction of these steps.