Coenobita Brevimanus & Coenobita Perlatus ..... Last of the Vanuatu Boys.
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Album Description:
More crabs.....
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Uploaded by: trashyhonky
In Webshots channel: outdoors - Album created: Nov 11, 2002
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Stunning pictures -- you don't see many of c. spinosus. What hairy crabs they are!
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kali_ma100 2005.05.01 at 19:57:54 PDT
Wonderful! Your pictures reminded me of a trip I took to the Seychelle Islands and the crabs that I had the opportunity to view in the wild, particulary on Bird Island. I was also able to see the "water" variety as well as the land type. They were also very large-no predators.
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tanya 2002.11.12 at 15:12:27 PST
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