What STD is commonly known as crabs?

Answer 1

Pubic lice is commonly known as crabs.
Crabs are a parasitic insect that is transmitted from one person to an other during intimate acts.

AnswerNot a disease but an infestation of tiny lice vaguely resembling crabs wearing snowshoes when viewed through a magnifying glass Answerpubic lice

Crabs, or public lice, is an infestation of crab-like parasites that attach themselves to public hair & other course hair on the body. While the scientific name for the parasite is Pthirus pubis & the scientific name for the conditions is Pediculus Pubis, both are referred to as crabs. Although crabs come from the same family of parasites as head & body lice, they are not the same thing. While crabs need blood to survive, they can live up to 24 hours off a human body. Crabs have 3 very distinct phases.:

The first phase is the egg, or nit.

The second phase is the nymph, or immature form of the adult.

The third phase is the louse, or adult crab.