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Supersized Crabs Bad News for Seafood Lovers

By Marc Lallanilla published

Higher carbon levels are giving rise to bigger, meaner crabs.

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Horned ghost crab camouflage

Spooky Crabs Darken Camouflage From Day to Night

By Becky Oskin published

Young horned ghost crabs respond to changing sunlight.

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The invasive green crab, Carcinus maenas.

Invasive Crabs Help Restore Marsh

By Douglas Main published

The invasive crabs help control native crab populations.

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shore crab

Crabs Really Do Feel Pain: Study

By Joseph Castro published

Will this change how the industry treats the crustaceans?

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barnacles

Barnacles' Sneaky Penises Send Sperm on Sea Journey

By Tia Ghose published

While barnacles have extra-long penises to transfer sperm to other stationary barnacles, they broadcast sperm to reproduce with more distant mates

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A "spearing" shrimp, L. maculata, just after capturing a prey fish.

How 'Smashing' & 'Spearing' Shrimp Speedily Attack Prey

By Douglas Main published

How 'Smashing' & 'Spearing' Shrimp Speedily Attack Prey

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Research Jakob Krieger holding a giant robber crab tagged with a GPS tracking device.

World's Largest Land Crabs Tracked With GPS

By Live Science Staff published

It's the first time scientists have tracked an invertebrate via GPS.

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Amphipod on black background

Ice-Loving Crustaceans Ride Arctic Conveyer Belt

By Stephanie Pappas published

Adaptation could save crustaceans from global warming melt.

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Invasive Crayfish Smuggled Alien Species Overseas

By Megan Gannon published

When the red swamp crayfish invaded Europe more than 30 years ago, it may have brought another species overseas.

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bioluminescent creatures of the caribbean sea.

Strange Deep-Sea Crabs May Color-Code Their Food

By Stephanie Pappas published

Dark-adapted crabs may eat glowing meals.

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