If the crab's leg is cut off, it grows again in a year

 If the crab's leg is cut off, it grows again in a year

Crabs are attractive but dangerous aquatic creatures that live in water.  It usually lives in rivers, lakes and seas.  Crabs live in both salt and salt water.  They are aquatic animals found all over the world including India.  There are more than 4,500 species of crabs in the world.  Crabs have been believed to have existed on Earth since the dinosaur era.  It has ten legs.  He uses the front two legs as his arms.  He has more than one eyelid Which makes it easy to see both on land and in water.  It has a tight and thick cover on its back, which protects it from predators.  In many countries people use crabs as food.  Birds and large fish also bite it comfortably.  Crabs vary in size depending on their species.  It has the smallest crab called P Cab.  It is about half an inch in size, while the King Cab crab found in Japan is larger in size.  They are about twelve feet long.

Most crabs can walk on land and even swim in water.  They can live for a long time, both on land and in water.  Crabs are generally omnivorous, meaning they eat both vegetarian and non-vegetarian foods.  They do not chew their food with their mouth because their mouth is soft.  Their stomachs chew and break down food.  Female and male crabs differ depending on the shape of their abdomen.  The belly of a male crab is triangular in shape, while the belly of a female crab is round.  Male The crab's paws are larger than the female crab's paws.

The female crab lays about 2,000 eggs at a time.  The female incubates the eggs for one to two weeks.  Crabs usually live for three to four years.  However, the lifespan of Japanese crabs is longer than that.  If for some reason he loses his leg, he gets a new leg within a year.  Most crabs chew like fish, allowing them to breathe easily in the water.  Some crabs have both chewing gum and lungs.  The sign of Cancer in astrology is crab.  Some species of crabs prefer to live alone, while some species prefer to live in flocks.  Such a swarm of crabs is called a cast.