Crabs

When he is on the roof, his face is down with his body facing his right.......

its claws and it lives in florida

it means you have lice in your public hair A) he is an idiot b) he is immature c) he is best ignored. Basically he is saying you have genital lice. Unless you are on a beach and dipping in a rock pool ! Tell him to either grow up or shut up!

Pagurus Armatus(this is only one species of hermit crab)

Coenobita is a Genus that contains about 13 species of land hermit crabs.

Of the subphylum - Crustacea, class - Malocostraca and order - Decopoda

Hermit crabs do not care much for the color of the shell, however, they prefer shells with a pearl lining inside. Ecuadorian hermit crabs are very picky for their shells though! Try to get the same shape and colour of shell for these ones.

Yes, They range from Canada to Argentina.

yeah they do

stand straight forward and move one foot to the other, do this multiple times moving left or right as you go along.

Their habiat is usually the rain forrist in the south

It can grow to be about two inches long.

No

I totally agree that this is a different question to the other one. But rock crabs, despite their obvious name, are actually fine with sea water, but they need to breathe a little once in a while. They swim in the water-never in the middle of the ocean, unless swept away by a wave-and always land back onto the underside of a rock, that is submerged halfway or wholeway out of the water. Whatever the place, they need to be near land, or preferably rocks.

hard

its called a pincer

Mr. Krabs owns The Krusty Krab, with a K, NOT A C.

Facial tics, such as rapid blinking or mouth twitches, are the most common initial sign of TS

they sleep either in the water. . .

disease.

Crabs don't bite they pinch. It all depends on what kind. Bigger sea crabs can 'pinch very hard, some can even take a finger or draw blood. Small, hermit crabs can pinch little pieces of skin off then they eat it! :P They can also draw a little blood.

Not much initiative is evidenced here, since his is posted all over the internet. Just google "regulation horseshoe pit" and you'll have your answer.

Stalk-eyed mud crab was created in 1846.

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Well it is really their eyes.

Crabs and fire-belly toads should not be kept together, as their habitat and care requirements differ significantly. Crabs typically require brackish or saltwater environments, while fire-belly toads thrive in moist, terrestrial habitats. Additionally, crabs may pose a threat to the toads due to their aggressive behavior and pincers, which could harm the toads. It's best to house them separately to ensure the well-being of both species.