COCONUT CRABS. The coconut crab is a large edible land crab related to the hermit crab and are found in the tropical Indian and Pacific Oceans. They eat coconuts for a living!

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A photograph of the Coconut Crab Birgus latro climbing the walls of a cave from April 2024. On April 13, 2024, a single coconut crab was observed inside a limestone cave about 2 miles inland from ...

Coconut crabs might be the heavyweight champions of all crustaceans. The largest land-dwelling crab on Earth, Birgus latro can lift about 66 pounds with its pincers and can pinch with about 750 ...

Coconut crabs were found on several islands — but not Car Nicobar. Until recently, Car Nicobar’s only confirmed sighting of a coconut crab came from 1874, the study said.

Scientists found coconut crab in first sighting of at-risk species on a remote island of Nicobar Archipelago after 2004 tsunami, study said & photos show.

Coconut crab claws are substantially stronger than human hands, which have an average grip strength of about 300 newtons. But they cannot squeeze as hard as crocodile jaws, ...

Breaking a bird’s wing would be easy for a coconut crab, says Shin-ichiro Oka at the Okinawa Churashima Foundation Research Center in Japan. In 2016, he showed that the crabs’ claws pinch with ...

The coconut crab (Birgus latro) is the largest land-living crustacean. It is a relative of the hermit crab, with whom it shares a common ancestor that lived more than 2 million years ago.

Coconut crabs were found on several islands — but not Car Nicobar. Until recently, Car Nicobar’s only confirmed sighting of a coconut crab came from 1874, the study said.

Coconut crabs were found on several islands — but not Car Nicobar. Until recently, Car Nicobar’s only confirmed sighting of a coconut crab came from 1874, the study said.

Coconut crabs were found on several islands — but not Car Nicobar. Until recently, Car Nicobar’s only confirmed sighting of a coconut crab came from 1874, the study said.