It is because it is a male or boy.Females or girls have two regular sized claws but males have one larger claw unlike its other in which it uses to attract females.If a female likes the size of the males claw it will then create offspring or children.If you notice little white balls around there den it is because they eat the dirt and spit out the salt.That is why some fiddler crabs have bigger left claws and not right.
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Eight legs, and two claws.
You can tell a fiddler crab's gender by its claws. A female fiddler crab has two claws, the same size. A male fiddler crab has one large claw and one small claw.
No, they both have two claws. One large one and one small one.
Crabs don't have fingers. The have two claws and six legs
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The sea creature with two big claws is a crab. Crabs are crustaceans that have two large claws that they use for feeding, defense, and communication. These claws are an important feature of crabs and help distinguish them from other marine creatures.
just like any other crab the male is the one with the big claw.. and the female has two smaller claws
I dont think there is a sport with two different sized goals!
You cannot tell the gender from their claws or color. You must look for the presence of "gonopores" at the base of the last pair of walking legs. Gonopores will be on the female crab they look like two small dots. Look up "hermit crab gonopores" for a photo reference.
both have 10 legs , but , lobster's the front three pairs bear claws , and crab's front two legs sometimes use for walking but mostly for eating.....
External parts of a crab include the carapace (hard outer shell), claws or pincers, eyes on stalks, walking legs, and abdomen. The carapace protects the crab's body, while the claws are used for defense and feeding, and the eyes are positioned on stalks for better vision.
I think they have have 6 legs including the pinchers. But many loose a leg or two during their lives.