According to National Geographic, more than 120 million red crabs live on the island, which is more than the population of the four largest states in the U.S. combined.

Every year, we have a couple of Atlantic deep-sea red crabs (Chaceon quinquedens) in our tank at the Oceanarium at Hampton Beach. This year, we were able to get them from Jillian Robillard at ...

While the red pinchers have been making more frequent visits, they never stick around long. “The crabs start to die because the local waters are much cooler,” research scientist Michael Shane ...

After mating, female crabs can produce up to 100,000 eggs each. Millions of red crabs are coming out of their burrows on Christmas Island in Australia to begin one of their largest migrations in ...

Every year, millions of Christmas Island red crabs make their way to the Indian Ocean to lay eggs. David Attenborough's Netflix series "Our Planet II," shows an adult crab feasting on baby crablets.

Millions of red crabs are coming out of their burrows on Christmas Island in Australia to begin one of their largest migrations in years. With the crabs now moving toward the sea, traffic delays ...

Millions of red crabs have taken over an Australian island in their annual migration spectacle. The parade of crustaceans can be seen yearly on Christmas Island during the migration season, which ...