Temporary closure of access due to rampant ‘smile crab (thief crab)’ capture activities.” A banner with this message was hung at the entrance road to Songsan Wetland in Yeongjong-gu, Incheon. Songsan ...

The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation said Tuesday, Sept. 29 that it ordered Kickin’ Crab to cease ...

More than two-thirds of newly flooded coastlines worldwide could become suitable habitat for 122 non-native marine ...

What this article aims to conveyThe crab known in Japan as the 'Shanghai crab.' Its most famous production area is not ...

I am Kisa from the Marine Resources Research Center at the Fukui Prefectural Fisheries Experimental Station. In the sea area ...

Once the spines are gone, the shell is the only thing left. Sea otters carry rocks to smash it open. Birds crack it with ...

What happens to oyster shells after the meal is over? Along the Texas coast, discarded shells from restaurants, festivals and ...

Ninety-seven percent of the stone crab claws eaten in the United States come from Florida. Not "mostly Florida." Not "Florida ...

It looks like a giant spider underwater, is nicknamed “Crabzilla,” and has a span of nearly four meters. PETBOOK explains how the Japanese spider crab lives and the unusual camouflage trick it uses ...

are the turbines producing new habitat that supports more crabs, or are they simply drawing existing animals into one place?

This story was originally published by CalMatters. California’s beloved condors and sea otters have rebounded from the brink of extinction thanks to the Endangered Species Act. Now the state is going ...