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Every Crab Explained in 17 Minutes

Every Crab Explained in 17 Minutes Japanese spider crab. The largest arthropod on Earth doesn't roar or chase. It simply unfolds. Imagine legs stretching twelve feet from tip to tip, longer than most people are tall, moving across the ocean floor like slow-motion stilts made of armor. This crab can weigh over forty pounds, and yet it glides through deep water between one thousand and twenty-five hundred feet below the surface with an eerie grace that feels older than the ocean itself. And it basically is. These creatures can live for a century, maybe longer, crawling through the cold darkness off Japan's coast like something that decided extinction wasn't worth the effort.