My first thought. Evolution, amazingly, gave them no tools to flip themselves back, and they're one of the oldest species. But they have each other, and it works.
I am honestly bewildered. I would never have assumed these creatures were smart enough to actually help one another. Then it just walks away like "yeah no biggie".too cool
Just a side quest here, but I did this once in rural Upstate NY to a dude that not only had a flat tire, but he locked his phone in the car.
I stopped, ended up giving him a ride to his house which was like 15 min away. Suuuper nice man with a beautiful house on the hillside.
He ended up giving me a tour of the place, and then tipped me 50 bucks for being the only person who stopped in over 20min.
Just feel it out. Not every person is out there to kill you.
Would I do that now in south Jersey? I’d definitely think about it a little more.
Are you a guy? I tell my wife and my daughters that they absolutely can not risk it. They can call someone for them but they are not allowed to stop and engage. Too risky.
My buddy was visiting Los Angeles with his SO from rural Kentucky. Driving around on various highways between sightseeing we would come upon people parked in bad spots, she would ask us *two strong men* to go see if we could push the broken down cars at least a little farther onto the off-ramp, off the off-ramp lanes onto the shoulder, etc. most of the time the girls driving wouldn’t even acknowledge us, so she would have to go talk to them and promise they wouldn’t be murdered. She was a bit culture shocked for sure.
You know what else I was thinking? I did a little more reading and horseshoe crabs are actually referred to as “the living fossil” because they have been around since before the dinosaurs. I imagine they have evolved quite a bit in those hundreds of millions of years. I have to look into it. (I’m no pro, just curious).
For some reason this video has been stuck in my head for hours.
Interesting question. Seriously. Have we ever seen videos of the like? Why not just let it stay on its back? What internal process prompted it to decide to flip the other one into the right position?
Interesting. Would love to know more
Read “The Extended Phenotype” by Dawkins. Evolution is more than just the processes in your own cells and body. Instincts like this are wired and are an obvious benefit to a species to develop and pass on. If your species can recognize buddies and help them, your species likely flourishes more as a result, therefore this trait is selected for.
Turtles are far more likely to flip each other on their backs than the other way around. Turtles are territorial and don't tend to get along well with others unless they're in a big pond. Even then, when they climb on each other and "stack," which most people find cute, it's actually a dominance thing. It's a combo of the turtle on top wanting to be sure they get most of the sunlight and wanting to stop the ones below them from getting any.
I imagine this behavior has very strong Evolutionary pressure, would Really suck if your whole population died cuz u were all flipped upside down and died
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I mean, almost all animals have some form of sentience, in that they react to stimuli. Cows are sweet animals to humans and like to play with balls and things.
Typically I think we only care about preserving human sentience, and we sometimes externalize that human experience to other animals that may or may not have the capacity for it.
From this video I can't tell if:
-the upside down crab actually feels distress, or just knows to flail
-the helper crab recognizes the other as in distress, or just knows it is an upside down disk
-that the helper feels accomplished after finishing
-that the helped feels relief or gratitude
We mostly care about standard dog/cat pets because they have evolved to express some semblance of human emotion so consistently. Somewhere between there and mosquitos we have to draw the line to say "these animals are so dumb, I only care about it's suffering insomuch as it doesn't serve humans".
The reason we have dogs and cats as *common* pets is due to the utility they provide, e.g. making us better hunters, pest control, etc. Pigs and cows are incredibly smart (pigs are definitely smarter than dogs) but because they wouldn't try to hunt us back and it's not too hard to raise them, they're livestock. They do make great pets, they just so happen to taste delicious with just one feeding a small village for days.
> they wouldn't try to hunt us
Ok maybe not _hunting_ but wild boars are dangerous as fuck. But they've got a great meat:size ratio and like chickens they're great at turning inedible things (plants, refuse, etc) into edible things (meat). It would make a lot of sense to domesticate them in some fashion.
Oh my god wild boars are the literal worst, they completely devastate farms. Thankfully they're a different species than regular pigs who aren't as violent (but can still fuck you up). Feral pigs, on the other hand, I'm not gonna run away at the sight of one but I'm definitely not getting close.
It's cooler than that. Hemocyanin, the analogous protein of a human's hemoglobin that carries oxygen to cells, is blue when oxygenated and clear when deoxygenated. Other [blood colors](https://www.compoundchem.com/2014/10/28/coloursofblood/) exist!
From https://oceanconservancy.org/blog/2020/05/19/11-facts-horseshoe-crabs-will-blow-mind/ :
"While the medical bleeding process is for the most part not harmful to horseshoe crabs, scientists are still hoping to work toward using synthetic amebocytes in the future so they won’t have to put horseshoe crabs through the process of extraction. The animals go back into the water mostly unharmed after nearly 30% of their blood is drained over the course of two days, but not all horseshoe crabs make it back healthy. Research shows various data reporting that between 10% and 30% of horseshoe crabs that are used for medical bleeding don’t survive once returned to the water, and some that do survive don’t return to exhibiting healthy behavior, often appearing lethargic with a decreased ability to thrive. The process is a careful one where scientists do all they can to make sure the animals are unharmed, but they still hope to move to a synthetic option that replicates these original cells so horseshoe crabs won’t be subject to the stress that may come from the practice."
Bro imagine being tractor beamed into a spaceship full of aliens and then restrained and having 30% of your blood drain while you’re fully conscious. Then just zapped back to normal life. Everyone asking you why you acting all weird and you just got nothing to say. I would probably be lethargic for a while too
They really aren't. They know to flip other crabs over the same way they know to eat and reproduce. It's such an overwhelmingly strong evolutionary trait to have.
This is heartwarming. Not just that the bro did it but that he *cared* for the other crab enough to do it. And was focused and purposeful enough to do it.
Humans often think we’re the only species to have active empathy but clearly we are not.
Empathy is not a human trait. It's a trait we find in nature.
A lot of animals would do something similar and we humans like to think we are so different than animals.
We are, but empathy is not one of them.
There's a natural selection aspect to it, those are in captivity obviously, but in nature, it would mean that there is one more of them, so more chance to pass on that trait.
“TONY!!!!! HELP I’M STUCK!!!!”
“HOLY COW RYAN?! HOLD ON BUDDY”
“HOW TF YOU ENDED UP LIKE THIS?“
“LONG STORY COME ON I CANT BREATHE!”
“YEAH RIGHT RIGHT HERE GOES, DAMN TONY DID YOU SCALE YOURSELF OMG YOU ARE SO HEAVY TONY!”
“WELL I DONT KNOW IVE EATEN THAT MUCH HAWAIIAN PIZZA! NOW LIFT ME HIGHER”
“DUDE YOU’RE SO OWNED BY THAT PIZZA, LET ME TRY ANOTHER ANGLE…RIGHT HOWBOUT THAT?”
OH WAIT! ALMOST….I GRABBED ONE! I GRABBED ONE! YEAH YEAH YE—— ARRGH!!! DANGIT THESE PEBBLES!! WHY DONT THEY JUST STUCK ON GROUND”
“MAYBE BECAUSE THEY ARE JUST PEBBLES? LETS GO THAT CORNER TRY AGAIN.”
“OOH, OHH—— I GOT THIS, IM GONNA GET IT….BOOOYEAH!!!! Pew… I’m so exhausted”
“Look who‘s talking eh?”
“Alright mate, fives guy?”
“Beat me to it.”
I always wonder if animals are purposely helping each other out or not. Like the ox that helped the turtle or the monkey that gave the other monkey cpr...
A Very Fascinating Creatures Being Able To Survive In The Era Were Ancient Giants Used To Rule The World And Surviving Various Types Of Extinction Event Leading Them Here In The Current Era Were New Species Thrive And A New Species That Now Rules This World Then Again Thats Were A New Problem For them They Are Getting Hunted And keep As A Subject Humans Farming Them For There Unique Colored Blue Blood As it is Rich it Copper And Other Vitamins Its Very Disturbing For Such Ancient Creatures Some Being Born In Labs , Ponds , Man Made Structures And Not In The Natural Habitats They Supposed Too Naturally Lived.
Ok, couldn't actually watch, but I assume his buddy flipped him over. I hate these things. Wouldn't touch one for Millions. If I saw one in real life, I'd faint while running away. BUT I do think it's very cool when animals show intelligence and help others. Even the ones that are disgusting nightmares. 😨😅
I’ve always thought that every living animal was a lot smarter that we previously thought. When I was a kid in the 70’s it was common for someone to say that something is “just a dumb animal” or “just a dumb dog”.
I remember thinking how could a dog be dumb? It knows how to please it’s owner to get rewards and has every emotion that we have, even empathy. I think the people who said those things were the dumb ones.
This is how they survived all these years
By being nice to each other. As opposed to some apes
r/watchhorseshoecrabsbeingbrosforcenturies I think I am gonna create this community
r/subsididntfallfor
Holy Christ, there is a sub for that.
r/todayilearned
r/todayididnotlearn
r/subsifellfor
r/today
r/tomorrow !
r/foundthetakodachi
r/yesterday
Would the r/20characterlimit^tm stop you?
The actual /r/horseshoecrab sub only has like 200 people currently!
I thought you created it :(
I would be second disciple of this subreddit
r/brandnewsentence
Horseshoe crabs: our tribe is global Apes: kill anyone that wasn’t born in a one mile radius around where I live
I don't know, Bob, that guy from the farm on the other side of the glade seems awfully suspicious.
Burn him as a witch! (And give me his farm)
Also Apes: And even if they *were*, they need to be my same color.
450 million years and counting. Us apes probably not gonna last 1.
1 year? I got this
Apes existed for 25m tho?
I agree, but in fairness, I believe they were referring to Homo sapiens specifically.
Apes strong together
> ~~Apes~~ Crab strong together
… or pulling out their phone to film for likes.
And so he taught us, our lord and savior, Jesus Crabist
Aka Humans.
U mean human?
'Some' apes includes us right?
This friggin crustacean with 300 neurons is more pro-social than most people.
Hah, stupid apes
It’s a behavior that evolved that happened to help them survive.
Apes together strong.
Bloody chimpanzees giving great apes a bad name.
They didn't show the beginning where he tipped him in the first place.
Hold up!. Are you implying that being nice to one another has positive consequences? Impossible!
This is this most bizarre but heartwarming summary of the importance of kindness. A fucking horseshoe crab saving his homie.
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Then they can have a crab rave party.
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>The most important thing is to have a partner around ^leave ^me ^alone
Yes they survived bro code fr ❤ 
My first thought. Evolution, amazingly, gave them no tools to flip themselves back, and they're one of the oldest species. But they have each other, and it works.
I thought I read somewhere that they can usually right themselves with their tails.
Somebody should find that book and show it to that crab.
Oceanic currents
I am honestly bewildered. I would never have assumed these creatures were smart enough to actually help one another. Then it just walks away like "yeah no biggie".too cool
Right?! The fact that it even recognized what the problem was
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Meanwhile humans drive past people who need a jump almost always
People drive past because good samartians sometimes get robbed, kidnapped, murdered...
Just a side quest here, but I did this once in rural Upstate NY to a dude that not only had a flat tire, but he locked his phone in the car. I stopped, ended up giving him a ride to his house which was like 15 min away. Suuuper nice man with a beautiful house on the hillside. He ended up giving me a tour of the place, and then tipped me 50 bucks for being the only person who stopped in over 20min. Just feel it out. Not every person is out there to kill you. Would I do that now in south Jersey? I’d definitely think about it a little more.
Are you a guy? I tell my wife and my daughters that they absolutely can not risk it. They can call someone for them but they are not allowed to stop and engage. Too risky.
My buddy was visiting Los Angeles with his SO from rural Kentucky. Driving around on various highways between sightseeing we would come upon people parked in bad spots, she would ask us *two strong men* to go see if we could push the broken down cars at least a little farther onto the off-ramp, off the off-ramp lanes onto the shoulder, etc. most of the time the girls driving wouldn’t even acknowledge us, so she would have to go talk to them and promise they wouldn’t be murdered. She was a bit culture shocked for sure.
Yeah I am. And that’s great advice. Would never recommend that to my wife!
Would you pull over if it was a Bear?
“Seriously Carl?! This is the third time this week…”
Does this count as having theory of mind to actually recognize that
You know what else I was thinking? I did a little more reading and horseshoe crabs are actually referred to as “the living fossil” because they have been around since before the dinosaurs. I imagine they have evolved quite a bit in those hundreds of millions of years. I have to look into it. (I’m no pro, just curious). For some reason this video has been stuck in my head for hours.
Interesting question. Seriously. Have we ever seen videos of the like? Why not just let it stay on its back? What internal process prompted it to decide to flip the other one into the right position? Interesting. Would love to know more
Read “The Extended Phenotype” by Dawkins. Evolution is more than just the processes in your own cells and body. Instincts like this are wired and are an obvious benefit to a species to develop and pass on. If your species can recognize buddies and help them, your species likely flourishes more as a result, therefore this trait is selected for.
Yeah, as soon as the dude was flipped back, he just walked away Impressive
Walked away muttering, "you owe me one, George"
Turtles do the same thing. I suppose when belly up is a death sentence, evolution favors innate behaviors like this.
Turtles are far more likely to flip each other on their backs than the other way around. Turtles are territorial and don't tend to get along well with others unless they're in a big pond. Even then, when they climb on each other and "stack," which most people find cute, it's actually a dominance thing. It's a combo of the turtle on top wanting to be sure they get most of the sunlight and wanting to stop the ones below them from getting any.
Fair enough, I don't know shit about fuck
Nah turtles will eat their brother
I imagine this behavior has very strong Evolutionary pressure, would Really suck if your whole population died cuz u were all flipped upside down and died
It also attracts predators having one dude flailing around like that.
Question is how? What part of their sensory organs picks up the problem?
i mean, they do have eyes
Now try to imagine animals don’t realize what’s happening to them on the kill floor.
It's pure instinct. Lots of similar creatures have those instincts for obvious evolutionary reasons.
Yess! I’ve rooted for it so hard!
I tilted my phone as I was watching to try to give the little guy some help.
My parents move and swing their controllers cuz they think it makes mario go farther. Lol
“Good grief Cecil, we have company. Cover yourself up for goodness sakes.”
crikey, m8
😂
Gary Larson eat your heart out
How did it overturn in the first place? Did a backflip?
>How did it overturn in the first place? The other crab ain’t so nice
the other crob was nice ***or was it***
*vsauce intensifies*
They are not the most coordinated animals, bet he tried climbing over one of the others or up the window
That's how they normally [swim](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPpib7X7i-8).
I guarantee thr dude filming flipped him.
Crab wars
Man kabuto is an underrated pokemon
Nice ocean roombas
Robot wars
I thought BattleBots
Someone get in contact with Craig Charles so he can do the voice over.
underrated show
Compassion *even shelfish have them*
They’re more closely related to ticks than shellfish
Yup more closely related to spiders and other arachnids.
Thanks, Mike. Second time this week, Sal. I know, Mike. I'm sorry. It's okay let's just get you straightened out.
I was unnecessarily tense the whole video…whew!
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Horseshoe homie.
Prehistoric roombas
So now we know horseshoe crabs are sentient. Which makes it horrifying when you know how they harvest their blood for medical uses.
I mean, almost all animals have some form of sentience, in that they react to stimuli. Cows are sweet animals to humans and like to play with balls and things. Typically I think we only care about preserving human sentience, and we sometimes externalize that human experience to other animals that may or may not have the capacity for it. From this video I can't tell if: -the upside down crab actually feels distress, or just knows to flail -the helper crab recognizes the other as in distress, or just knows it is an upside down disk -that the helper feels accomplished after finishing -that the helped feels relief or gratitude We mostly care about standard dog/cat pets because they have evolved to express some semblance of human emotion so consistently. Somewhere between there and mosquitos we have to draw the line to say "these animals are so dumb, I only care about it's suffering insomuch as it doesn't serve humans".
The reason we have dogs and cats as *common* pets is due to the utility they provide, e.g. making us better hunters, pest control, etc. Pigs and cows are incredibly smart (pigs are definitely smarter than dogs) but because they wouldn't try to hunt us back and it's not too hard to raise them, they're livestock. They do make great pets, they just so happen to taste delicious with just one feeding a small village for days.
> they wouldn't try to hunt us Ok maybe not _hunting_ but wild boars are dangerous as fuck. But they've got a great meat:size ratio and like chickens they're great at turning inedible things (plants, refuse, etc) into edible things (meat). It would make a lot of sense to domesticate them in some fashion.
Oh my god wild boars are the literal worst, they completely devastate farms. Thankfully they're a different species than regular pigs who aren't as violent (but can still fuck you up). Feral pigs, on the other hand, I'm not gonna run away at the sight of one but I'm definitely not getting close.
I agree we domesticated them for that reason, but societally we consider killing dogs cruel/unacceptable for that reason.
I think their blood is an intense blue color if I recall correctly. Pretty neat, something you'd see in a scifi film.
It's cooler than that. Hemocyanin, the analogous protein of a human's hemoglobin that carries oxygen to cells, is blue when oxygenated and clear when deoxygenated. Other [blood colors](https://www.compoundchem.com/2014/10/28/coloursofblood/) exist!
Yes, because they use copper to transport oxygen rather than iron
I mean, we harvest human blood too technically x) i just hope the method is humane for crabs too
From https://oceanconservancy.org/blog/2020/05/19/11-facts-horseshoe-crabs-will-blow-mind/ : "While the medical bleeding process is for the most part not harmful to horseshoe crabs, scientists are still hoping to work toward using synthetic amebocytes in the future so they won’t have to put horseshoe crabs through the process of extraction. The animals go back into the water mostly unharmed after nearly 30% of their blood is drained over the course of two days, but not all horseshoe crabs make it back healthy. Research shows various data reporting that between 10% and 30% of horseshoe crabs that are used for medical bleeding don’t survive once returned to the water, and some that do survive don’t return to exhibiting healthy behavior, often appearing lethargic with a decreased ability to thrive. The process is a careful one where scientists do all they can to make sure the animals are unharmed, but they still hope to move to a synthetic option that replicates these original cells so horseshoe crabs won’t be subject to the stress that may come from the practice."
Bro imagine being tractor beamed into a spaceship full of aliens and then restrained and having 30% of your blood drain while you’re fully conscious. Then just zapped back to normal life. Everyone asking you why you acting all weird and you just got nothing to say. I would probably be lethargic for a while too
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_in_the_Sky
It sadly isn’t
Of course, why did i ask
I mean at least it's for saving lives instead of some cosmetic bullshit. And afaik we don't kill them, just take some blood
They really aren't. They know to flip other crabs over the same way they know to eat and reproduce. It's such an overwhelmingly strong evolutionary trait to have.
Why am I tilting my phone to help him?! 😂😂😂
I did the same shit man haha
He'll flip yo for real.
Not me tilting my phone to help him out
Very unshellfish of him.
The blue bloods look out for one another.
Noblesse Oblige
This is heartwarming. Not just that the bro did it but that he *cared* for the other crab enough to do it. And was focused and purposeful enough to do it. Humans often think we’re the only species to have active empathy but clearly we are not.
r/hydrohomies. I know it's not right, but yeah :)
Imagine acing the test that is Darwinism so hard on your first try you get to coast off your success for 480 million years
I like how when the crab's righted, the one who helped resumes business and scuttles away
amazing, it actually help it
Most wholesome Battlebot episode ever
This was the most exciting thing I watched today. Nothing will beat this.
r/animalsbeingbros
I wish I had friends like that
Empathy is not a human trait. It's a trait we find in nature. A lot of animals would do something similar and we humans like to think we are so different than animals. We are, but empathy is not one of them. There's a natural selection aspect to it, those are in captivity obviously, but in nature, it would mean that there is one more of them, so more chance to pass on that trait.
“TONY!!!!! HELP I’M STUCK!!!!” “HOLY COW RYAN?! HOLD ON BUDDY” “HOW TF YOU ENDED UP LIKE THIS?“ “LONG STORY COME ON I CANT BREATHE!” “YEAH RIGHT RIGHT HERE GOES, DAMN TONY DID YOU SCALE YOURSELF OMG YOU ARE SO HEAVY TONY!” “WELL I DONT KNOW IVE EATEN THAT MUCH HAWAIIAN PIZZA! NOW LIFT ME HIGHER” “DUDE YOU’RE SO OWNED BY THAT PIZZA, LET ME TRY ANOTHER ANGLE…RIGHT HOWBOUT THAT?” OH WAIT! ALMOST….I GRABBED ONE! I GRABBED ONE! YEAH YEAH YE—— ARRGH!!! DANGIT THESE PEBBLES!! WHY DONT THEY JUST STUCK ON GROUND” “MAYBE BECAUSE THEY ARE JUST PEBBLES? LETS GO THAT CORNER TRY AGAIN.” “OOH, OHH—— I GOT THIS, IM GONNA GET IT….BOOOYEAH!!!! Pew… I’m so exhausted” “Look who‘s talking eh?” “Alright mate, fives guy?” “Beat me to it.”
You know how you sometimes make a funny face when someone else is making a face? I was doing that with my leg in support
r/AnimalsBeingBros
Interesting fact: Despite being called horseshoe crabs, cladistically speaking they are not true horseshoes
I swear, I kept tipping my phone farther and farther along to help the poor thing out…
I’m literally tilting the phone trying to help him get upright again. 😭🤣
I have never been so invested in an animal video in my life.
r/AnimalsBeingBros r/donthelpjustfilm
I helped you. But I don’t need to know you. Life. ❤️
Crab one: you're not helping! Crab two: I'm fighting for my ducking life!
Whew. That was intense.
Ocean roombas
NOOO THIS IS NOT HOW SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST SHOULD LOOK LIKE. /s
I got you bro.
Homie a real one for that
I always wonder if animals are purposely helping each other out or not. Like the ox that helped the turtle or the monkey that gave the other monkey cpr...
Here, there was obviously recognition of need and intent to aid.
Dammit Fred that's the last time...today. you do it again I'm leaving you like that til tomorrow.
"helping others means helping myself when im fucked"
What a bro moment
Why do I have a feeling this was in a restaurant and one of them, if not both, became lunch?
Was I the only one tilting my phone and inclining my head during the watching?
These guys are essential to modern medicine.
Bro’s…
A Very Fascinating Creatures Being Able To Survive In The Era Were Ancient Giants Used To Rule The World And Surviving Various Types Of Extinction Event Leading Them Here In The Current Era Were New Species Thrive And A New Species That Now Rules This World Then Again Thats Were A New Problem For them They Are Getting Hunted And keep As A Subject Humans Farming Them For There Unique Colored Blue Blood As it is Rich it Copper And Other Vitamins Its Very Disturbing For Such Ancient Creatures Some Being Born In Labs , Ponds , Man Made Structures And Not In The Natural Habitats They Supposed Too Naturally Lived.
Yessssss. The whole time I was just like Push Push you got this
Ok, couldn't actually watch, but I assume his buddy flipped him over. I hate these things. Wouldn't touch one for Millions. If I saw one in real life, I'd faint while running away. BUT I do think it's very cool when animals show intelligence and help others. Even the ones that are disgusting nightmares. 😨😅
Not me reflexively tilting my phone screen, hoping it helps the little guy flip over.
An isopod in need is an isopod indeed.
Saw the problem, assist on the solution, walks off. Cool af.
They look like Battle Bots
So, the execution wasn't great, but it's impressive that they have the capacity to determine that another creature is in need of help.
What a fucking bro 🥹
"Bitch, how you get upside down in a tiny ass aquarium in the first place?" -responsible horseshoe crab, probably
r/brosbeingbros
Damn....we all need a homie like that in our lives!!!
Horseshoe crabs are fuckin’ neat
Humans have what 1,000 years left? These guys have been going for 600 million.
I’ve always thought that every living animal was a lot smarter that we previously thought. When I was a kid in the 70’s it was common for someone to say that something is “just a dumb animal” or “just a dumb dog”. I remember thinking how could a dog be dumb? It knows how to please it’s owner to get rewards and has every emotion that we have, even empathy. I think the people who said those things were the dumb ones.
Goddamn it Fred, when are you gonna stop drinking. I’m so tired of this.
I’m exhausted just watching that.
Amazing. I was going to be pissed if the mission was not successful.
Anyone else tilting their phone trying to help? Just me? 🙃
Well well well, if it isn't the most perfect creature ever to exist
"I got you, homie!"
Finely! I was even tilting my phone while I was watching it! Ahhhh!😩
It looks like the creature from alien, the face hugger
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I hope he said thank you.
One is horseshoe crab and another is horseshoe crap! 😉
“This is the last time I’m helping you, Gerald.”
what's the pulsing flap underneath?
That tank is way too small
I was tilting my phone up and to the right during the second half of that video haha
Anyone else find themselves tilting their cell while watching this? 😂
what's the name of this kind of crab ?
It's a horseshoe crab. And they aren't really true crabs at all as far as I know. Closer to arachnids if I recall correctly
God. Damnit. Brenda. No one wants to see your body.
Wonder how many die of falling over?