I have several sentences for you.The crab's pincers closed painfully over my finger.The army used a pincer maneuver to surround the enemy.Shrimp have pincers, but lobsters have larger ones.
On average, a live crab will yield about 15-25% of its weight as crab meat after it has been cooked and cleaned. So, for example, a one-pound live crab may yield approximately 2.5-4 ounces of crab meat.
No, a crab is not a reptile. Crabs belong to a group of animals called crustaceans, while reptiles include animals like snakes, lizards, and turtles.
Crab is not bad for you if you are on a diet, as long as you do not suffer any medical conditions that may be aggravated by seafood, such as gout. Crab is rich in healthy fats and protein.
Carapace is the name given to the upper part of the hard exoskeleton of the crab.Indeed, it is from the carapace (only) of an early crab in the Carboniferous that the earliest crab is known.
it is called the claws
It grows back
It uses its shell and its large pincer.
its called a pincer
When a hermit crab grows it's called molting, they go underground for months to molt.
Its shell and its pincers (particularly the larger pincer) help protect it.
Currently, pincer does not have an evolution.
Just crab egg
In parts of the Caribbean we call it the Gundi. Not sure of the spelling. Could be Gundee. Can't find it in a dictionary, anyway. If someone has the correct spelling, do share. It is also referred to as the armor claw, with the smaller called the feeder claw. On forums you will see it referred to as the BP (big pincher) and LP (little pincher).
The Claws. the big one if for eating and drinking and the little one also helps with eating and drinking.
Pincer does not hold things like pliers can.
They are adapted to climb trees, eat food, defend itself, and drink water (dips it's claw into the water and sips the drop off it's pincer)