Adorable baby crab stuns the internet with its red spike
NOAA researchers discovered a unique baby king crab during an expedition in the Gulf of Mexico. The baby crab, found over 1,000 meters underwater, gained attention online due to its spiky red appearance. These crabs, which can grow up to 12cm as adults, are different from normal crabs and live in muddy plains at depths of 200 to 1,900 meters.
NOAA researchers discovered a unique baby king crab during an expedition in the Gulf of Mexico. The baby crab, found over 1,000 meters underwater, gained attention online due to its spiky red appearance. These crabs, which can grow up to 12cm as adults, are different from normal crabs and live in muddy plains at depths of 200 to 1,900 meters.
