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What is the Devil Crab?
The Devil Crab is a marine crustacean with a heavily calcified, spiky exoskeleton. It is associated with coral rubble and rocky habitats in the Indo-Pacific.
Where does the Devil Crab live?
The Devil Crab inhabits coral rubble and rocky substrates throughout the Indo-Pacific region. These surfaces provide shelter and places to search for food.
Why is the Devil Crab called a devil crab?
The name reflects its heavily armored, spiky appearance. Its calcified exoskeleton gives the animal a more formidable look than many smoother-shelled crabs.
Is the Devil Crab a freshwater crab?
No. It is described as a marine crustacean associated with Indo-Pacific coral rubble and rocky coastal habitats.
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