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The Shame-faced Crab, belonging to the family Calappidae, is a marine crustacean found in tropical and subtropical waters worldwide. It is noted for its oversized, specialized claws that fold tightly over its face, giving it a distinctively shy appearance and leading to its common name. These powerf...
The Flower Moon Crab is an Indo-Pacific marine crustacean distinguished by its beautifully patterned, sand-colored carapace and its specialized limbs used for rapidly digging into sand.
The flapjack box crab is a marine crab in the family Calappidae, found in coastal waters of the eastern Pacific, including areas along the Pacific coast of North America. Its broad, flattened carapace and robust claws give it a compact, heavily protected appearance, while its name refers to the rese...
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Shame-faced Crab currently leads the Calappidae results with a displayed score of 7.18/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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