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They are brown horseshoe-shaped arthropods that can grow to about 12-18 inches in diameter. They crawl along the bottom of shallow water and come ashore to mate. They are mostly harmless, but can stick their tail/spine almost straight up if they feel threatened.
Their blood is frequently harvested for medical reasons. This does not harm the crab and they are released after taking about 20% of their blood.
They're not much fun to play with.
Their blood is frequently harvested for medical reasons. This does not harm the crab and they are released after taking about 20% of their blood.
They're not much fun to play with.
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