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The adaptations of a crab are that their claws are made sharp to and shaped a special way to feed themselves and for defense against their predators. Their claws are also used for showing off to their mates. Their antennas are used to sense vibrations to find their prey or to where their predator is. They have a hard shell to protect the crabs internal organs.
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What adaptations do crabs have?
pinchers
What are the adaptations crabs?
it has a big shell
What are adaptations for fiddler crabs?
i dont know, you tell me the answer!
What adaptations helped the horseshoe crabs survive?
IT has a shell
What is a blue crabs adaptations for locomotion?
jointed appendages
What are some behavioral adaptations of crabs?
They walk sideways. That's one!
What adaptations to crabs have related to light intensity?
they cant tan but if they do they will turn purple
What are crabs adaptations for survival?
They mold into pubic hair, where they then consume each root which becomes a penis.
How do blue crabs survive?
What adaptations do blue vrads have to live in its climate
A crab is one of these?
A crab is one of the species that are classified as crustaceans. Crabs are commonly found in most shores in the tropics as they have adaptations that allow them to live on land.
What is a blue crabs adaptation?
Blue crabs (Calinictes sapidus) live in the Chesapeake Bay. They are specially adapted for living in a range of waters with different salinities, or saltiness of the water, from the mouth of the Bay all the way to the top. Hope that helps!
What are structural adaptations of a crab?
Crabs are in the class crustaceans, which are in the phylum arthropoda. All arthropods have an exoskeleton, which for crabs, helps protect them from predators, support them when not in water, allows muscles to be attached to the shell, and can keep them from drying out when not in water. They have "claws" that help them manipulate their food. They also have 2 pairs of antennae for sensing.
