



Coenobita clypeatus
The Caribbean hermit crab is a small crab that loves to live in shells. They are fun to watch as they scuttle around and change shells when they grow bigger!
生息地: Coastal areas
The Caribbean hermit crab has a reddish-brown to orange body and striking purple or bluish claws, with one noticeably larger. Its eyes are on short stalks, peeking out from its often mottled or banded shell, which it carries for protection.




カテゴリ
Invertebrateレア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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If a hermit crab loses a leg, it can impressively grow a brand new one back!
Their stalked eyes allow them to see almost 360 degrees around them for safety!
They have specialized gills to breathe air, letting them live mostly on land!
When finding a new home, they sometimes form 'vacancy chains' to swap shells!
Caribbean hermit crab can carry an empty snail shell that helps them protect their soft abdomen from predators.
Caribbean hermit crab has one oversized claw that helps them block the entrance to their shell, acting like a door.
Caribbean hermit crab can regularly find and switch into larger, more comfortable shells as they grow bigger.
These crabs eat almost anything they find, from plants to tiny creatures and scraps!
Stramonita haemastoma
Uses their empty shells as protective homes.

Rattus rattus
Coastal rats will prey on them, especially smaller ones.
Procyon lotor
Raccoons forage along beaches and prey on them.
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Be gentle and don’t pick them up too much, as they can get scared.
1-6 cm
0.005-0.08 kg
5-15 年
0.1 km/h
These crabs eat almost anything they find, from plants to tiny creatures and scraps!
Coastal areas
Foraging
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