Study reveals #ToolUse in tropical #fish species https://phys.org/news/2025-03-reveals-tool-tropical-fish-species.html
Tool use by New World Halichoeres wrasses https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00338-025-02633-w
"#Wrasses use hard surfaces, also called 'anvils,' to crack open hard-shelled prey such as #crabs and #mollusks... researchers gathered 16 new observations across five species of #Halichoeres wrasses... suggest the behavior is far more common than previously thought."
Con sus bultos, el enorme cangrejo de Puget Sound (Echidnocerus cibarius) se oculta en su entorno.makennap #cangrejos #crabs #crustacea
Hungry little crabs may help control coral-eating starfish numbers
https://phys.org/news/2025-03-hungry-crabs-coral-starfish.html
Intertidal projects
Diverse ecosystem
Resilient organisms
Engaged and curious bunch
#UniversityIceland students studying #MarineEcology #crabs #seastars #marhnútur
#Reykjavik #ægissíða
Give it time, carcinization is coming.
#Macrophotography finalist: Hunting Hermit by Sharon Wada
El Paralomix histrix de aguas japonesas apenas alcanza los 2 centímetros. Su caparazón espinoso lo protege de los depredadores. Acuario de aguas profundas de Numazu #cangrejos #crabs #crustacea
"The Singapore freshwater crab (Johora singaporensis) was first bred by researchers from the National Parks Board (NParks) in a laboratory and some were introduced into a stream in Bukit Batok in 2018.
Now, these released crabs have successfully established a population of their own, NParks told The Straits Times on Feb 11."
... und heute vorerst das letzte #Foto aus der Serie #Spiegelreflexkamera
#Malediven 2010
Fotografiert mit #Sony α200 #DSLR
#Einsiedlerkrebse am #Strand von #Fihalhohi
Preserving Asian horseshoe crab populations through targeted conservation strategies
https://phys.org/news/2025-01-asian-horseshoe-crab-populations-strategies.html
Green staghorn coral may be more likely to survive ocean warming if crabs are around https://phys.org/news/2025-02-green-staghorn-coral-survive-ocean.html
"predation by #starfish led to wounds that bled mucus, which in turn attracted the hoof-clawed #crab... the #crabs fed on the mucus but did not harm the coral... they also fed on nearby #seaweed, typically the vectors for infectious #bacteria, which led to infection prevention in the #corals... coral that were protected by the crabs were 60% less likely to suffer tissue loss"
Replace Cowsay with Ferrisay! Today! https://gitlab.com/mikerossiter/rust/-/tree/main/ferrisay #rust #ferris #crabs #rustacean