Absolutely, there are many hundreds of different species of crabs that live on coral reefs. Many of them have close associations with the corals, such as the Acropora crabs, which live in between the branches of Acropora corals, and eat the slime that the corals produce.
YES
Crabs,mussels,and barnicles live there
Not all crabs live near the shoreline. A few live near the shoreline while others live on the ocean floor. It's just the habitat they prefer.
Hermit Crabs live on the bottom of the ocean and eat the grasses that grow on the bottom.
On the ocean floor
By foraging on the ocean floor.
on the ocean floor with the smaller fish
The animals that live in the near ocean are crabs. Because crabs live in water and land.
Crabs are mostly scavengers, eating algae and debris off the ocean floor.
yes they live in the ocean the ocean is a ecosystem
they live on the seashore
On the ocean floor there are starfish, snils, slugs, seaweed, the Titanic, crabs, clams , and coral.
Crabs, Lobsters