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Why does a Japanese giant spider crab have long legs?
it is half spider
What is the geographic location of a giant crab spider?
in the water
What is the world's biggest and longest crab?
is the giant Japanese spider crabs
What types of animals eats a Giant Japanese Spider Crab?
nothing i am not sure
What does a Japanese giant crab look like?
They are huge,looks like a spider.
Is a crab spider an indoor or outdoor spider?
The crab spider is definitely an outdoor spider!:)
What is the largest shellfish called?
The Japanese Spider Crab is the largest crustacean, and also the largest arthropod.
How many legs do a spider crab have?
the spider crab has eight legs like a spider.
What does crab spider look like?
red & yellow
What is the name of the spider that resembles a crab and is commonly found in Texas?
The spider that resembles a crab and is commonly found in Texas is called the "crab spider."
Was there a giant spider?
no there was no giant spider
When was Scorpion spider crab created?
Scorpion spider crab was created in 1777.
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