Horseshoes?
They eat worms, mollusks and seaweed.
usauly yes
No,because I searched a horseshoe crab and it said they burrow for worms and mollusks.
Horseshoe crabs (family Limulidae) eat worms, mollusks, crustaceans, and small fish, and other bottom feeding organisms, and may scavenge on carcasses of fish and other animals.(Horseshoe crabs have similar characteristics, but are not true crustaceans.)
Horseshoe crabs are born (hatch) in the ocean.
No, because if they ate it they would choke and die
no//////////////////horseshoe crabs are related to spiders and scorpions.. WEIRD RIGHT!!
their horseshoe crabs so everyone makes fun of them
no! horseshoe crabs have blue blood wich helps people. horseshoe crabs are colected then blood is taken from them then returned to the water.
Horseshoe crabs normally live in a tropical climate.
Horseshoe crabs primarily feed on small invertebrates, such as worms and mollusks, using their specialized appendages to scavenge along the seafloor. While mysis shrimp are not a primary food source for horseshoe crabs, they may opportunistically consume them if they are available in their environment. Overall, horseshoe crabs are not known to specifically target mysis shrimp as a significant part of their diet.
Some types of crabs I know of are fiddler crabs, hermit crabs and horseshoe crabs.