1. Red-clawed crab (coast crab): They eat leaves and gravel, and rarely see them rushing over the beach. They often live in mangrove roots, digging their own holes to hide.
2. Sally light-footed crab (coastal crab): From Southern California to the peruvian coast and different small islands nearby, including the Galapagos Islands, these crabs live in the waves of coastal waters.
3, porcelain crab (reef crab): This beautiful specimen is not actually a "real crab", but a lobster that has gradually become like a crab through evolution. Like porcelain, these crabs are very beautiful and fragile, often losing their appendages while dodging predators, but later they will quickly grow new ones.
4, orangutan crab (reef crab): This unique tiny (body length of only 2 cm) animal belongs to the genus spider and ornamental crab, and its appearance is strikingly similar to that of the orangutan ape, so it is called the red orangutan crab.
5, zebra crab (reef crab): Zebra crab this strange shape of crustaceans in the foraging, will migrate from one place with sea urchins to another place where there are sea urchins. Eating the thorns on the urchin does not cause harm to the urchin itself.
6, soft coral crabs (reef crabs): These tiny monsters are particularly good at camouflage themselves, they live in soft coral thickets, feeding on plankton. As if their prickly coral-like appearance wasn't enough, soft coral crabs are known to occasionally ingest polyps and absorb their pigments to provide better camouflage protection.
7, brown box crab (deep sea crab): This strange-looking animal is another kind of king crab, this crab most of the time hides under sediment. To do this, they have evolved a special method of breathing.
8. Spiny King Crab (Deep Sea Crab): This surprising animal is covered with spikes to disguise itself and avoid predator attacks.
9, coconut crab (land crab): as the world's largest terrestrial arthropod, they feed on nuts, seeds, and occasionally eat coconuts, usually several crabs join hands to open the coconut together.
10. Halloween Crab (Land Crab): Whether halloween or not, this crab will show off its colorful masks, and they have gained many other nicknames, such as harlequin land crabs and moon crabs.