Answer: It is eaten by the shedder for calcium to harden the new shell. The parts that remain (if uneaten) are quickly moved away from the lobsters' burrow so as NOT to attract predators. Other sea creatures will quickly consume shedded lobster shells, so you will never find a shedded lobster exoskelaton on the beach.
It will eventually get too small and the hermit crab will move into a new one.
a shell...
There shell
Their shell
if it is dead keep it if not still if it molted still keep it
some crabs, like hermit crabs
What I know of that is hermit crabs will eat snails. However, hermit crabs will often use an empty shell of a sea snail.
They aren't; they need a shell.
break the shell just kiddin
No
Hermit crabs can. It happens when the hermit crab is changing its shell and falls over or when the hermit crab is dead it slides out or falls out of its shell! Sadly they can't always get back in there shells and die.
As hermit crabs grow and increase in size they need to come out of their shell in order to find a larger shell to live in.
Yes, Hermit crabs can only maneuver when they can lift and fit the shell appropriately.