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skumhuu · 18 days

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ME WHEN I CRAB YOU ALL

GET CRABBED FOOL

CRUSTACEANS UNITE

ATTACK

🦀🦀🦀

#feral time #crabbing time #me when I crab you #crabbing you all #get crabbed #tw crab #tw crustacean #🦀#🦞

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knoxvillegender · 17 days

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NOT THE LOBER!!!!! 😭

#ender.txt #askbox #mutual.garrett #crustacean #tw crustacean #<- for phobias

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cherrio-krispz · 3 months

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pillbug sans >>>

Wip for now

he also may not end up with four arms but yk just a concept !!

#tw bugs #tw crustacean #pillbug sans #pill bug sans #sans #sans undertale #sans au #wip #fun fact #Pill bugs aren’t even bugs ! they’re more closely related to crustaceans #Which is why they have gills

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ninala · 1 year

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noodle8 · 3 months

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Mutated tongue eating louse. Now you too can have isopod in mouth!

#my art #fallout fauna #tw blood #tw parasite #just some silly crustaceans doin whatever!!

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rattyexplores · 4 months

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Photos 1-2 - Carapace, washed up 10-15m away from body

Photos 3-4 - the rest of the body

Photos 5-6 - closeups of claws

Photo 7 - flattened hind leg / Photo 8 - the other legs

Photo 9 - closeup of carapace / Photo 10 - internal structure beneath carapace

Dead crab that washed ashore. The carapace had detached from the rest of the body and washed up separately, but its still a clear match in my eyes.

You can see how its last legs are modified (or flattened I guess) for swimming.

17/09/23 - Portunus sp.

QLD:WET - Cardwell, ocean shore

#Arthropods #invertebrates #invertblr #arthropod #arthropoda #Portunus #unidentified #Portunidae #Swimming Crabs #Decapoda #Decapods #crabs #dead tw #Crustacea #Crustaceans

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daikatanaman · 13 days

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Today was the day i finally started researching for science... i think.

I had to identify each species that my advisor managed to find on a beach.

They were collected in a beach which had rocks, on low tide, so some of the species collected were actually common from reefs.

I went from the crabs first, because I thought they were the easiest ones to identify... boy i was wrong, just the brachyura identification of the coast of brazil had basically 800 pages, but this big one here was actually easier to id, because, for one, because of the slippers on their backs, they are surely what the brazilians call a "siri", so from the family Portunidae, to get the actual genre and species was a little bit tricky, basically, the males from the genre Callinectes have their telson in a T form (the book is very vague about what the hell is a T, but its their telson), you had to see little spikes they have around the eyes to determine the species, its probably a Callinectes danae

its not their penice s btw,,,

these are pistol shrimps, one of them had eggs with them, i'll have to study some Alpheidae (pistol shrimp superfamily) identifications so i can ID these ones.

The other ones were 2 Carcinus maenas and a bunch of Clibanarius crabs, that i won't show cuz they're pretty gory, because they were stuck in their shells and i had nothing to break the shells, so i had to yank them out (worst part of doing ids with crustaceans).