Crabs possess a complex body system that includes an exoskeleton, which provides protection and support. They have a segmented body divided into the cephalothorax (which combines the head and thorax) and the abdomen. Crabs utilize a circulatory system that is open, meaning that blood flows freely through cavities rather than being confined to vessels. Additionally, they have specialized respiratory structures called gills for breathing underwater.
By its' legs.
You can get body crabs from clothing that has been worn by anybody that had body craps.
No, I do not believe body crabs are transmitted by sand at the beach.
if untreated what problums can crabs do to human body
Ocean crabs are not amphibians, they are crustaceans. Body crabs (crab lice) are also not amphibians, they are arachnids.
Crabs belong to the arthropod phylum and have a complex body system consisting of a hard exoskeleton for protection, jointed limbs for movement, gills for respiration, and a digestive system to process food. They also have a decentralized nervous system and sensory organs to detect their environment.
Yes crabs are invertebrates, they have a hard body covering so they have no need for a backbone.
by rubbing their big claw on there body
Crabs are scavengers. If a person were to drown and sink, crabs wouldn't mind having a nibble at the body.
Yes its very good for the hermit crabs body!
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yes but it will hurt