if you have ever cleaned a whole crab im sure you noticed a series of spongy wedge shaped organs under the shell along the sides near where the legs attach. these are the crabs gills, which allow it to extract oxygen (breathe) from water.
in addition to the gills, a crab has a number of other adaptations making it well suited for an aquatic environment.
Odd one is: Fish (can't live outside water!)Frog, Tortoise, Crab - can survive both in water as well as on land
Because even though crabs are water animals unlike most water animals they can breath on land.AMAZING!!!!
Yes. It can survive with atleast one claw.. But if it doesn't have any claws then it can survive but probably not for a long period of time with out getting killed by humans or eaten by other water predators.
Yes they are scranvengers
Why does a crab she'll help it survive in his habitat
The fresh water crab lives in fresh water, water without salt. Salt water crab has gills that process the salt away. And those stay in salt water places like hmm oceans
No they can go under for about a minute.
yes but it maters what kind of crab you have
The crab's exoskeleton helps and supports its body. It protects the soft body of the crab. It is also waterproof, so it will protect it underwater, too.
it is a little crab robot with water inside of it
crab, hermit crab, and lobsterHermit crab is a kind of crab, and it doesn't actually has its own shell. Oysters have shell and lives in water.
So that they can wet their gill chambers again to survive by taking in the dissolved oxygen.