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How does an Asian shore crab get its food?
by catching it
How did the Asian shore crab get into the us?
they flew home.
Where does the Asian Shore crab hideouts?
On the shore, best on low tide, hiding out in between rocks and mussels
How many legs does a shore crab have?
A shore crab has 6 legs!
What eats the Japanese shore crab?
The Japanese shore crab eater of course.
When was Japanese shore crab created?
Japanese shore crab was created in 1853.
When was Purple shore crab created?
Purple shore crab was created in 1851.
When was Northern smooth shore crab created?
Northern smooth shore crab was created in 1966.
What is the copmmon name for a shore crab?
green crab or dogga crab
What is the Latin scientific name for the striped-shore crab?
The scientific name for the striped shore crab is Pachygrapsus crassipes.
Where can you find a crab in the sea?
you can find a crab near the shore of the sea.
What eats the shore crab?
unknown
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