Sand bubbler crabs emerge in their thousands

When the tide goes out, sand bubbler crabs move in to feast. They filter nutrients out of the sand, eating detritus and plankton and leave behind little sand pellets which pepper the beach after the crabs have had their fill.⁣ But they aren't the only ones out for a meal ...
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actually spawning

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Very interesting...think all species of crabs are so interesting to watch. Some travell miles and miles and miles over spectacular and dangerous terrain to get to the ocean sea or lakes. And their pretty cute.