More about the
Common Crab
Way of life
The common crab is usually found on stone
and gravel bottoms in the Skagerrak
and Kattegat down to depths of 20-30 metres. During the evening they
can wander into shallow beach areas to eat common
mussels and such. But during the daytime they are usually found deeper
than about 6 metres. Sometimes they are found dug down in sandy bottoms.
A common crab dug down in a sandy
bottom.
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