Crabs

Yes, as I have one as a pet. She has four on her front paws and five on her back paws, this helps her inclimbing trees and digging up her food and fighting with other squirrels as they are very territorial creatures.

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the fiddler crab has a food chain starting with none other than its self

Blue. it is used to treat diseases like leukemia.

only certain dogs can and it has to be a small amount. also make sure its something a dog is allowed to eat.

If one can presume the concept of purpose is subsumed by salient factors that dictate the observable effects of purpose (the outward expressions of purpose, such as behaviors), it would be safe to posit that the crabs purpose is dictated by genetic programming, learned behaviors, and other factors. Examining causality tends to yield conclusions that the shared purpose of organisms is to survive, which reasoning descends into diverse postulates including the purpose of life itself. Regardless of the true source of the concept of purpose in the general sense, one is compelled to conclude that life itself is a reversal of entropy (all organisms, by definition, express a degree of organization or an apparent local reversal of entropy, whereas the second law of thermodynamics dictates that the entropy of a closed system will increase with time) and that a core principle of life is self-maintenance (for example, through reproduction). Advanced considerations in purpose of life tend to depart biology into the fields of ontology and metaphysics, better answered in depth within the realm of philosophy.

To truly examine the purpose of a crab one might need to consider it from various disciplines. Based on the biological context, one could argue the purpose of a crab is to fill the niche that the crab is best suited to, a reasoning which naively appears circular. Some scientists have described the niche as an abstract "n-dimensional hypervolume" determined by environmental factors; which is to say that a crab would be bound by an upper and lower limit for each factor in terms of tolerance: temperature, salinity, oxygen partial pressure, etc. At the extremes of any of these, the crab, as with any organism, would begin to experience physiological stress and its survival would be challenging. There does exist overlap in these hypervolumes (notional niches) such that other organisms are in a position to compete with crabs for resources. Should the crab be arbitrarily removed and become extinct, other organisms would tend to find more success within the niche usually occupied by the crab since they would experience less competition from crabs.

Fill a large pot with water, and season to taste. They will not be spicey because somehow, the spicy seasoning manages to avoid the inside of the shell. Season for taste and not spice. Place the pot on the stove with the temperature set to boil the water. Step 2 After the water comes to a boil, take your live crab and drop them in one by one by lifting them from the sink or ice chest. If they all clamp on to each other, they rarely let go so just throw them all in at once. Let them boil for about 15 minutes. Turn the stove off, let them sit in the water about 10 more minutes. Then remove them and place them in another container because they have to be cleaned. Step 3 Let them cool on the counter covered up for about an hour. If you are not ready to pick and clean them, you can freeze them as they are by placing them in a freezer bag and then into the freezer. I hope this helped!

Well anything is edible but it may be toxic or bad for your health .i am sure there are different kinds that are ok to eat but i would read about it before i try to eat some.

its a little sponge looked like a crab and its roe isvery soft so it gives the smelling for the recipe

Well, there is Mum, Dad, Brother, Sister, etc, etc!

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Normally the hermit crab is the only one kept as a pet.

No, but it is more likely that crabs will like you if you are exposed to them.

The crab was clapping and dancing .

Octopuses, or octopi, are predators. They hunt crabs, prawn, fish, and mollusks. However, in turn they are also hunted by sharks, dolphins, and other sea animals, so they are also prey. This means that they are not top predators, but somewhere in between.

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Commercial crabbers use wire cages, referred to as pots, to catch crabs. The pots are baited with menhadden, or some other baitfish, then lowered into the water. The pot rests on the bottom, and the crabs enter through a small opening. Once the prey enters, it cannot find it's way out, thus it is trapped until the crabber returns to shake the pot.

Some eat smaller fish, invertibrates, Plankton, Algae... etc.

Almost anything

Raw chicken, squid, anchovies... etc

Engines alone are 2 million dollars, so the total of the boat is about 5 million new. But the ones you see on Deadliest Catch are (as you can tell) a lot older, like 15-30 years old, so those must cost about

3 million now.

The pots that they pull the crabs up in cost about a thousand dollars each. The boat isn't the issue; the license is. It alone can draw as much as 7 million.

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They're better if you order them from a place which buys seafood fresh, I can tell you that much. If you like crab meat, there's a good possibility you'll like crab cakes. How they taste specifically depends on the recipe... there are many styles of crab cake.

no they do not have an internal skeleton in order to grow they switch their shells