What are the species of large sea crabs 1, killer crabs?
The scientific name of killer crab is Giant Crab Ganzi, which is distributed in the southeast coastal area of Japan. It belongs to the Spider Crab family and is the largest crustacean in the world. Its crab feet are slender and mostly yellow in color. The claw feet are about 3 meters long and the foot feet are about 2 meters long. It feeds on fish.
2. Red hairy crab
Red hairy crabs are mainly produced in Japan, Russia, North Korea and other countries. They are named after the red fluff distributed all over their bodies. They grow in the area of ocean water depth 1000 meters, with underdeveloped limbs, fast moving speed, and like low temperature environment, and are suitable for growing in the environment of about 5 degrees.
3. Emperor Crab
Emperor crab, also known as giant paramecium crab, is a kind of crab distributed in western and southern Australia, weighing over 13 kg, with a head and breastplate about 46 cm wide and a hard back shell with a red and white color. It mainly lives in the area with a depth of 100 m in the sea.
4. Australian snow crab
Australian snow crabs are mainly produced in the southwest of Australia, so they are named for their shallow back shells, long claws and plump meat. There are two kinds of Australian snow crabs: gray-eyed snow crabs and red-eyed snow crabs, among which red-eyed snow crabs are bigger and weigh less than 1.4-2.5 kg.
5. Rare crabs
Rare crab is a kind of crab produced in the United States, and it is an important local crab resource. It is only distributed in the waters from Aleutian Islands to Southern California, and only male rare crabs can be caught. Its carapace is round and full, and its claws are thick.