Crabs

How? well you choose by how nice the crab is i have two crabs that have never pinched me just take the crab out if he comes out and does not pinch you hes a good crab!

It helps them climb onto things

Most people are saying shell, but they're wrong! The correct answer is internal/external skeleton depending on if it is molted or not.

you can try and post it in the newspaper or try and sell it.

Near rocks, and in small sand pits filled with water, especially in seaweed

This depends on the kind of crab, but I can answer that for Alaskan King Crab Legs there is approximately 1/4 lb (4oz) of meat in one large leg. Snow crab would obviously have much less.

No, it is not dead. Hermit crabs can grow back their "arms" over time, though claws missing can be harder to live without. Just make sure you give lots of new shells so they can molt (which is when the arm is grown back). Don't worry-this happened to my herm!

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The European green crab was an accidental species transfer to America. The crab arrived by hitching a ride by hiding in the seaweed bedding of other intended shellfish deliveries such as lobsters. The crab arrived in the mid 1800's during a time when transferring species was far from a concern to humans at the times so proper care wasn't being made.

no they are boneless!

Yes

Most gulls, are ground nesting carnivores, which will take live food or scavenge opportunistically. The live food often includes crabs and small fish.

I've seen a sea gull swallow a 5-inch blue crab alive and whole!

A Gander is a male goose and does not lay eggs

Well, yes you can usually.

First of all, take out the hermit crabs if there is any in the tank.

Second of all, you have to consider how long the lizard is staying in the tank for.

If the lizard is kept there permanently, then you would have to decorate the tank appropriately to what climate the lizard is used to. You should also see a vet, pet shop owner or someone that works with those lizards to get advise from them.

If the lizard is kept there for 1 to 3 days in the tank, it should survive if you give it fresh water everyday and food according to what lizard it is. It should still survive for 3 days even if you don't give it food but...yeah.

BUT DON'T KEEP IT IN THE TANK IF YOU HAVE THE CRABS IN IT.

(It could get chopped to pieces).

yes they are because they have a cell(:

yes you should because if you don't the other one will eat the molter

Blue shell crabs, or blue swimmer crabs differ from most other crab species in two different ways. First way they differ is that they have fins for their back legs and most crabs do not have this. Second way they differ is in the fact that they are extremly aggressive toward anyone or anything that gets in their personal space. These crabs are know to jump at people when they try to pick them up. Oh, and do not let them pinch you, they can cut through your finger.

Arthropods

not many....the .17 HMR was only out a short time until Winchester stopper making 94's in all chamberings, not just 17 and 22

it flips back over...... lol

With a meal they are 7.99 for a half pound. By them selves they are 16.99 per pound.

yes

If by solitary you mean living alone and not in groups, then yes.

They make a Jonah clay-mation DVD if you are looking to teach your kids about him or something to that effect.

Or you could just read the book to them. It's not that long, and with the right translation it's not too tough to understand.

Jonah 1:12

Predators of butterflies include monkeys, snakes, lizards, rats and birds. Other enemies are different insects including ants, wasps, dragonflies, and flies.

They cover them self in seaweed that acts as camouflage, attached to the hooks on its shell. It attaches the algae, seaweed, sea anemones or sponges with a secretion that becomes adhesive when hardened. This adaptation gives the decorator crab its common name, as it seems to be decorating itself with the seaweed, algae, sponges, and sea anemones.