Emerging from muddy holes and hides with the ebb and flow of the tides, the giant mud crab (Scylla serrata) – also known as the green mud crab – forages for molluscs, other crabs and carrion. Despite ...

Moving slowly across the seabed, a horseshoe crab leaves a furrow in the soft mud with its stiff tail. Laurent’s dive assistant spotted a double trail and moved quickly to track this pair preparing to ...

Chilli crab, or mud crabs cooked in savoury tomato and chilli sauces as well as eggs, is an iconic dish in Singapore It began, as many great inventions do, with an accidental discovery.

smaller types such as flower crabs or crucifix crabs. Mud crabs are good, too, but the shell is thick, making it difficult to crack the legs, and it’s hard to pull off the back shell.

Mud-ring feeding is a unique fishing behaviour ... This villager has lost all his household belongings in the flood. The male horseshoe crab tightly grasps onto the back of the female, on a ...

Ideal locations for setting these traps include areas where crabs, particularly mud crabs, seek refuge. Crabs, especially mud crabs, prefer areas with rocks and structures that offer shelter.

"We are getting fewer crabs than last year, but the prices are much better," said S Balachandran, a 30-year-old fisher. NAGAPATTINAM: With the onset of the northeast monsoon, the mud crab (kal ...

Despite their name, they do not eat crabs—instead, they’ll dine on krill ... but he didn’t notice the flying saliva or ...

Learn more› By Eve O'Neill Unlined, unpretentious, and fully waterproof—few pieces of footwear reward joyful, mud-stomping impulses ... not using them to fish crab out of the northern Pacific ...

Unmated crabs were taken as crab broodstock and then put into a single aquarium for mating (the ratio of male and female was 1:1). Subsequently, a total of 144 healthy female swimming crabs ...

The tide was coming in, submerging the mudflats where the birds had been feeding, sticking their long bills into the soft earth to dig up worms and crabs ... for food in the mud at the Heathcote ...