Diet in the wild: Feed on worms, mollusks, and seaweed (algae) found in the sandy ocean bottom.
The Horseshoe crab has a mouth on the underside of its body. The Horseshoe crab feed on worms and small fish off the bottom of the ocean floor.
It eats fish, and insects, pretty much anything it finds on the ground. And it's mouth is on it's underside
they blend in to the sand and when one of its preys come bye it sneaks out of its hiding spot and atacks
They grab it with their claws and put it into their mouth
they eat by benadfoz;cmx
They ring for it?
horseshoe crab Horse shoe crab, it has no jaws or teeth
horseshoe crab Horse shoe crab, it has no jaws or teeth
The horseshoe crab is a consumer, because they use food to get energy.
horseshoe crab Horse shoe crab, it has no jaws or teeth
Mangrove horseshoe crab was created in 1802.
Atlantic horseshoe crab was created in 1758.
Commensalism-The flatworm benefits from eating bits of food from what the crab ate. The Horseshoe Crab is unchanged as far as scientists know. Commensalism is a form of symbiosis that benefits one organism without affecting the other organism.
The horseshoe crab closely relates to scorpions and spiders.
The horseshoe crab is about 2 feet long and weighs 10 pounds.
The spikes on a horseshoe crab protect it from being attacked.
a horseshoe crab is called a horshoe crab because its sell looks like the shape of a horseshoe posted byb Sean I
Horseshoe crabs are not a fish, it is a marine arthropod. The horseshoe crab is more closely related to spiders, ticks, and scorpions than to crabs.