A crab that lives in the shells of other shell fish is called a hermit crab.
a hermit crab of course.duh
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The hermit crab. It occupies a shell just large enough to fit its body. When it outgrows its current 'home', it searches for a larger one.
Sea shells, sea glass, sand dollars, star fish, beach pebbles, drift wood, sand, crab shells, and shark teeth.
fish,shrimp,and crab
mussels,snail,hermet crab,conch shell,oyster shell,crab, lobster,regular shell,clam,turtle
They have shells.
The Hermit Crab.
squid and other kinds of fish
sharks and other bigger fish
Hermit Crabs live in shells because when they are in the ocean they can not see behind them because their eyes are on the front of their head. When they are walking around the ocean floor, fish will bite at the tip of their tail for food. The hermit crab finds shells from old crabs that fits their body.
because the are wearing shells
No, it's classed as a Mollusc, which is the correct scientific name for shellfish. However, the hermit crab (which lives in discarded whelk shells) is NOT a shellfish- it is classed as a Crustacean, like other species of crab, lobsters, crayfish etc.