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WE’RE SO BACK
Found this bebe buried in the sand of a dried out tide pool. Lifted them up and put them in a bigger / deeper tide pool.
Hey alll! Quick PSA and acknowledgment of my error: while I thought I was helping out this little friend I was actually informed by someone who works with horseshoe crab nesting that it’s best to leave them be where they are (they could be laying eggs/ it’s best to just not move them in general). I also think someone in the comments of this post that horseshoe crabs bury themselves to stay moist!
All in all I just wanted to share this info because I think it’s important to stay open minded and learn from your mistakes! Knowledge is power!
Appropriating every piece of police propaganda about "backing the blue" and making it about supporting the blue-blooded horseshoe crabs
The only kind of blue bloods I back!
Hell yeah *checks username*...horshoecrabfan
HORSESHOE CRAB I LOVE UOU
YESSSSS THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT!!!!!!!!!
The little helmet bebes are above our ways
Appropriating every piece of police propaganda about "backing the blue" and making it about supporting the blue-blooded horseshoe crabs
The only kind of blue bloods I back!

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The long awaited sequel to stag beetle with paws: Horseshoe crab with paws
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
WE’RE SO BACK
Found this bebe buried in the sand of a dried out tide pool. Lifted them up and put them in a bigger / deeper tide pool.
EDIT: Don’t move horseshoe crabs (unless it’s like gonna get by a car or something idk)! I just made post discussing this and learning from my mistakes!
Hi! It’s been a while….
Anyway just as the horseshoe crabs have returned to the hallowed shores of the Delaware Bay, I have returned to my blog.
Plus I have a lil friend here :3
SKETCH DUUUUMPPPPPP
I spy a friend 😊!!!!!!!!!
Terrific work!
@berriicherrii atlantic horseshoe crabs most certainly call the Chesapeake home! They are one of the many reasons why habitats like those found on the Chesapeake are so important and deserving of our respect and protection.
The horseshoe crab is a primitive-looking arthropod with a hard, brownish-green exoskeleton and a spike-like tail. It visits the Chesapeake

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Pro Tip: You can Love an Horseshoe Crab and he will Look at you like This
YESSSSSSSSSS
Went to the Wetlands Institute the other day.
Sex and Gluttony on The Delaware Bay would be the title of my band (if I had more friends and knew how to make music).
This is where I was concieved and born
Yeahhhh, unfortunately a lot die during the spawning season and boy howdy do they stink then!
Went to the Wetlands Institute the other day.
Sex and Gluttony on The Delaware Bay would be the title of my band (if I had more friends and knew how to make music).
This was indeed a very necessary addition <3 <3 ✨✨✨✨✨
Went to the Wetlands Institute the other day.
Sex and Gluttony on The Delaware Bay would be the title of my band (if I had more friends and knew how to make music).
So here is some context as to how horseshoe crabs spawn! Basically a group of males (which are typically smaller than the females) are attracted to one female. The eggs the female carries are then fertilized externally and deposited into the sand where animals will eat them up yum yum.
Source/ more reading material: https://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2025/05/16/horseshoe-crab-spawning-migration-arriving-in-maryland/
Horseshoe Crab Spawning Migration Arriving in Maryland
It’s like they were posing for me. What a handsome wee critter!
( This was also taken at the Wetlands Institute :3 )

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Went to the Wetlands Institute the other day.
Sex and Gluttony on The Delaware Bay would be the title of my band (if I had more friends and knew how to make music).
Official ornithology post
I would also like to add how beneficial marsh lands are, not just to different bird species, but to all sorts of wildlife! Horseshoe crabs will use these important wetlands to mate and lay eggs. These eggs will hatch the new generation of horseshoe crabs, and will feed migratory birds on their travels.