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What is the word for 'crab' in Japanese translated from English?
"Crab" is 'kani' in Japanese.
When was Japanese spider crab created?
Japanese spider crab was created in 1836.
When was Japanese shore crab created?
Japanese shore crab was created in 1853.
What eats the Japanese shore crab?
The Japanese shore crab eater of course.
How does a Japanese spider crab move?
what is a japanese spider crabs movement
How big does a Japanese crab spider get?
the Japanese spider crab's legspan can reach up to 13feet while the body can only reach 1foot of diameter
Is a Japanese spider crab important to the environment?
No
How does a Japanese spider crab reproduced?
Kevins the best
What does the Japanese shore crab eat?
leves and seaweed
How many eyes does the Japanese crab have?
It has two eyes:)
Is the Japanese spider crab a spider or a crab?
This gentle marine crab that can live for up to 100 years is all crab. While both spiders and Japanese spider crabs are both Arthropods, spiders are not crustaceans. The related link listed below explains how it was given it's name.
Who discovered the Japanese spider crab?
The largest one in captivity is 12 feet and 40 years old. There is nothing on the biggest one ever.
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