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Where is the helmet crab found?
The helmet crab is a marine crustacean found in the North Pacific. Its most recognizable feature is the helmet-shaped carapace.
Why is it called a helmet crab?
Its carapace has a helmet-like shape and is covered in stiff bristles. That unusual shell profile gives the crab its common name.
Is the helmet crab eaten in Japan?
Yes. It is widely harvested as a popular food source in Japan. Its commercial importance is linked to its use as seafood.
What covers the helmet crab's carapace?
The carapace is covered in stiff bristles. Together with its helmet-shaped outline, those bristles make it easy to distinguish from smoother crabs.
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