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Japanese Giant Spider Crab (Macrocheira kaempferi) - (c) SaritaWolf - please do not repost
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Ilyarachna
A genus of marine isopods found worldwide.
image by Merrin, Kelly
Pachynus barnardi
A amphipod found on the North American Pacific coast.
image by smithsonian_marinegeo
Gippsland Burrowing Crayfish Engaeus hemicirratulus
A crayfish found in south Victoria, Australia.
image by Indra Bone
East Gippsland Burrowing Crayfish Engaeus orientalis
A freshwater crayfish from southeastern Australia. A study found they constructed a burrow consisting of a network of approximately ten individual ‘runways’ located underneath a boulder leading to a central chamber.
Least Concern
image by Henry Albert
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Automate anacanthopus
A shrimp from the South China Sea. The "pistol shrimp" are characterized by having an enlarged and highly modified chelae ("claws") on one leg of their first pair, which is used for various purposes.
image by Arthur Anker, et al.
Lugworm Pea Crab Pinnixa eburna
A pea crab found on the North American Pacific coast, measuring about 6-8 mm wide. They share the burrows of lugworms in sandy mud.
image by André Giraldi
Eiconaxius dongshaensis
A species of mud lobster found in the East China Sea.
image by Gary C. B. Poore