Discover new crustaceans off Spain
This orange crustacean named Uroptychus cartesi is different from the crustaceans that have been recorded in Europe mainly in its outer appearance and the number of spik…
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This orange crustacean named Uroptychus cartesi is different from the crustaceans that have been recorded in Europe mainly in its outer appearance and the number of spik…
The earth cobra was captured by a villager in Son An hamlet, Nam Thai commune, Hon Dat district, Kien Giang province, captured at the end of May. It weighs 4.5kg, suppos…
A research team discovered four purple crab species on the island of Palawan in the Philippines.
The reason why this crab is called the forest crab is because it belongs to the hirsutist (like the Yeti forest) named Kiwa hirsuta, discovered in 2006 in Easter Island.…
A fisherman caught a crab shaped appearance that looks like 'Predator' - a terrifying shaping monster in the same name science fiction film that was produced in 1987. Sc…
Their surprising similarity to the mysterious monsters in human history ...
By sampling the 'blood' in the red crab's body, Turner and his colleagues discovered that the rise of hyperglycemic crustacean ...
A shrimp, crab, and locust-like head, has 8 stakes and is making small businesses in Buoi market, Tay Ho district, Hanoi. The owner of the shrimp said he found it in a b…
The new study, conducted by Belfast University at Queen's University, shows that crabs not only suffer from pain and remember those memories.
Many creatures have to molt to develop. A key process of life but also dangerous: it is very easy to be eaten by enemies!
Tiny green shells change color to avoid swallowing by birds of prey. From blue, they change to a darker color.
In recent days, Europeans are very worried by the 'blatant and increasing invasion' of giant sea crabs. The crabs weigh up to 8kg and have longer pairs to ... 1.5m across
Migratory slime crabs originating in Asia have contributed to extinction of native invertebrates in many places, which alter the habitat by burrowing operations and cost…
In November 2005, BirdLife International Project staff in Cambodia recorded 70 individuals of Green-winged Frog (Pseudibis davisoni) in wetlands in the Important Bird Ar…