At a family picnic in Australia, the wonderful atmosphere was broken by a sudden appearance of a large creature, which is coconut crab. According to related reports, there are more than 50 coconut crabs in this dinner. Although they move slowly, they are very quick in the process of looking for food, even climbing to the table at a very fast speed and leaving immediately after eating. Fortunately, the family did not panic when they met coconut crabs, but lived in peace with them, which is also one of the best ways to deal with coconut crabs. When the coconut crab has no intention of attacking humans, it will not take the initiative to attack unless you provoke it.

Let's introduce coconut crabs. Coconut crab is a kind of hermit crab, which can generally reach 60 cm long and the longest can even reach one meter. They are the largest land crabs and the largest arthropods in the world, weighing up to 6 kilograms. It is called coconut crab because it has powerful pliers and can easily pry open coconuts and feed on coconut meat. At the same time, coconut crabs are very good at climbing trees, which is unexpected. Coconut crabs can easily climb straight coconut trees to prey on coconuts. Coconut crabs are generally terrestrial crabs, but they breed in the sea. This is because they are amphibians, and they are used for both sea and land.

Some people may ask, why don't you get a taste of so many coconut crabs delivered to your door? The questioner must be a foodie. However, there are regulations in Australia that it is illegal to prey on coconut crabs. Because coconut crabs are protected animals in Australia and cannot be hunted. There used to be a joke, that is, there are places where creatures are flooding in the world, and we just need to send people from China, which also shows the diversity of China cuisine.

But when we meet this kind of big crab, don't be scared by their huge size, because they are only superficial, and generally speaking, they are also very docile. Australian residents even took photos with them.