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Coenobita compressusObservador
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Hermit crab in a plastic shell 😞.
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Coenobita clypeatusObservador
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Cangrejo ermitaño dentro de una botella
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Caranguejo-Dos-Coqueiros (Birgus latro)Observador
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large numbers on the beach
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
wonwoongDescrição
This poor fellow is living in a plastic waste. Biggest land hermit crab I've ever seen. Observed under palm trees at night.
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Coenobita clypeatusObservador
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With a shell of steel!
¡Con una concha de acero!
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
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With shells being taken from the beaches, more and more frequently we find our hermit crabs living in bits of trash.
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
uwkwajDescrição
Couldn't find a shell. It's living in an old seed pod.
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
ninampDescrição
This was within a foot of the other one with plastic “shell”.
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
ninampDescrição
Picture is blurry, crab kept moving. Plastic bottle cap instead of a shell.
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
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The previous inhabitants of the home of this crustacean were sradines in a spicy sauce. He seemed very happy in his hypermodern dwelling, even gaining a bonus to his movement speed... at the expense of charisma. :-)
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Coenobita purpureusObservador
okinawanaturephotographyDescrição
Project: Crabs with beach trash homes
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Coenobita purpureusObservador
okinawanaturephotographyDescrição
Coenobita purpureus adapting with plastic
A blueberry hermit crab found adapting with a plastic soap cap.
Beach trash home # 152 collected
Learn more about the #mts4n hermit crab project
okinawanaturephotography.com/zerocare-mts4n-282-trading-p...
Interested in supporting The Coastal Forest Protection Project:
www.patreon.com/MakeTheSwitch4Nature
Okinawan shell collectors & beachcombers: Please save some seashells for the hermit crabs. #taketrashnothomes
Do you have any seashells collecting dust at home? If so, consider donating them to the #You MTS4N Project.
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Coenobita purpureusObservador
okinawanaturephotographyDescrição
A blueberry hermit crab found adapting with a plastic candy cap. - Mr. Blue falcon hermit made the switch into a donated turbo shell.
Beach trash home # 143 collected
Learn more about the #mts4n hermit crab project
okinawanaturephotography.com/zerocare-mts4n-282-trading-p...
Interested in supporting The Coastal Forest Protection Project:
www.patreon.com/MakeTheSwitch4Nature
Okinawan shell collectors & beachcombers: Please save some seashells for thermit crabs. #taketrashnothomes
Do you have any seashells collecting dust at home? If so, consider donating them to the #You MTS4N Project.
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
ninampDescrição
Melted plastic mouth of bottle for a shell.
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Coenobita clypeatusObservador
roquibelloDescrição
Using a freshwater snail shell of an exotic species Pomacea sp.
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
ninampDescrição
Green glass bottle mouth and cap instead of plastic shell this time.
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
ninampDescrição
Another plastic-shelled hermit crab
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
entomologist_of_mysteryDescrição
Glass jar used as a shell. Several individuals nearby with giant African snail shells of similar size
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Coenobita brevimanusObservador
ninampDescrição
Shell is plastic with metal spring.
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Coenobita purpureusObservador
okinawanaturephotographyDescrição
One of my strangest finds so far. Crabs with beach trash by Shawn Miller. I found a blueberry hermit crab tonight adapting with a lug nut cover. Found naturally using man made items.
Photographed using the Light&Motion Stella 2000 and iPhoneApple 8
Iphone photography by Shawn Miller
Okinawa, Japan
Read more about this Project
okinawanaturephotography.com/crabs-with-beach-trash-homes...
