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- 1Braised pork belly and mud crab soup recipe draws food fans●Braised pork belly cooked to perfection // secret mud crab and dried bamboo shoot soup recipe.
A cooking creator is drawing a large audience with a home-style recipe combining braised pork belly with a soup made from mud crab and dried bamboo shoots. The pork belly is cooked low and slow until tender, then paired with the crab broth, which gives the dish a rich, savoury depth. Viewers are responding enthusiastically to the unusual crab and bamboo shoot combination.
- 2Photo of a hermit crab crawling a coral reef draws attention●Laurent's Hermit Crab, aka Unauna, crawling over an ocean reef. Your # sealife # photooftheday Prints available - DM me.
A wildlife photographer shared a close-up image of a hermit crab, known in Hawaii as unauna, moving across an ocean reef. The shot is being shared among sea life and underwater photography enthusiasts, with prints of the image offered for sale. It is part of a steady stream of marine life photography circulating among nature and ocean lovers.
- 3Photographer's Swallowtail Mission Yields Surprise Crab Spider Sighting●I was sitting outside hoping to get a swallowtail photo. I got a semi-decent one, but the true star of the show was this
A wildlife photographer spent time outdoors hoping to photograph a swallowtail butterfly and came away with a decent shot, but says the real highlight of the day was a small gray bee, with a crab spider as a bonus find. The macro insect images have been shared with nature and photography enthusiasts, who appreciate the unexpected encounters that come with patience in wildlife photography.
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A recipe for a crab and cremini mushroom omelet is being circulated in food coverage, offering a seafood-and-mushroom twist on a classic breakfast dish. The recipe combines lump crab meat with sautéed cremini mushrooms folded into eggs. Food enthusiasts are sharing and discussing the preparation as an easy way to elevate a simple omelet at home.
- 5New freshwater crab species discovered in Sierra Leone●# NewSpecies ! New freshwater crab from # sierra_leone just pinched us: Afrithelphusa outamba Treatment: https:// treatm
Scientists have described a new species of freshwater crab from Sierra Leone, named Afrithelphusa outamba, in a paper published in the European Journal of Taxonomy. The formal species treatment and publication details have been made openly available online, and the find is being shared in taxonomy and biodiversity circles as a notable addition to West Africa's freshwater fauna.
- 6Marine Biology Class Studies Nor'easter Effects on Mole Crabs▼Watch: Marine Biology Class Probes Nor’easter Impacts on Mole Crab Abundance
A marine biology class at Monmouth University has been studying how nor'easter storms affect mole crab populations along the coast. Students are measuring crab abundance to understand how these powerful coastal storms reshape beach ecosystems. The fieldwork highlights hands-on science education while shedding light on the ecological aftermath of repeated nor'easter events along the northeastern United States shoreline.
- 7Artist shares late coloured-pencil crab drawing●um guaiamu atrasado para o @ arteDoDia de sexta-feira, com o tema "caranguejo". # arteDoDia # lápisDeCor # BRart # art #
An artist has posted a coloured-pencil drawing of a guaiamu, a type of land crab, created for a daily art challenge whose Friday theme was 'crab'. The artist acknowledged the piece was submitted late for the prompt. The work was tagged under Brazilian art and daily drawing hashtags and drew a small wave of appreciation from fellow art community members.
- 8Four crabs photographed in Singapore's coastal waters●four moon party # Singapore # nature # photography # marine # biodiversity # animal # wildlife # krebs # crab # crustace
Nature photographers in Singapore are sharing images of four crabs gathered together, dubbed a 'four moon party' by the poster, highlighting the city-state's rich marine biodiversity. The images celebrate local wildlife and crustacean life, drawing attention from nature and photography enthusiasts in the region.
- 9Tiny Creatures Move Huge Amounts of California Beach Sand▼These Fingernail-Sized Animals Are Moving Astonishing Amounts of California Beach Sand
Small sand crabs, each about the size of a fingernail, are reported to move astonishing quantities of sand along California beaches. According to a report in SciTechDaily, these tiny animals play a surprisingly large role in reshaping coastal sand, highlighting how small organisms can drive major geological processes on shoreline ecosystems.
- 10Churches volunteer to improve elementary school libraries▼McCrabb: Churches take their messages outside their walls to improve elementary libraries
Churches in the region are stepping outside their usual roles to help improve elementary school libraries, according to a column by McCrabb in the Journal-News. Congregations are taking practical action to support local schools, lending time and resources to upgrade library spaces for young students.
- 11Poets share 'Bottle Meditation' haiga with beach photography●Bottle Meditation (C) Paul David Mena @ extraspecialbitter & Nara Moore @NaraMoore Image (C) Diana Savage - # HottoCocoa
Poet Nara Moore and Paul David Mena have released a collaborative haiga titled 'Bottle Meditation', pairing poetry with a photograph by Diana Savage. The piece, shared under the HottoCocoa tag alongside imagery of a dead crab on a beach, blends haiku tradition with photography, drawing modest attention from poetry and photography communities online.
- 12Horseshoe Crab Trace Fossils Reveal Life After Extinction Event●Horseshoe crab trace fossils reveal ocean life after extinction event
Researchers have reported horseshoe crab trace fossils that shed light on how ocean life recovered after a major extinction event. The fossils, which record the animals' movement and activity rather than their bodies, offer a rare window into marine ecosystems in the aftermath of the catastrophe. Scientists say such trace fossils can reveal behaviour and survival patterns that body fossils cannot.
- 13Kickin' Crab chain fined $120,000 for misleading investors▼Garden Grove chain Kickin’ Crab fined $120,000 for misleading investors
The Kickin' Crab, a seafood restaurant chain based in Garden Grove, California, has been fined $120,000 for misleading investors. The Orange County Register reported the penalty, though further details about who was misled, how, and which regulator issued the fine were not provided in the available reporting.
- 14Photographer Captures Goldenrod Crab Spider in Close-Up●I will embrace you. Gewone kameleonspin - Misumena vatia #macro #macrophotography #nature #naturephotography #wildlife #
A macro photograph of a goldenrod crab spider (Misumena vatia) is circulating on Pixelfed, captioned 'I will embrace you.' The image shows the crab spider — common in the Netherlands and known for ambushing prey on flowers — in a detailed close-up. Nature photography enthusiasts are sharing and liking the shot, which highlights the species' camouflage and was edited using darktable.
- 15Wild crabapples hold genetic key to better apples▼Wild crabapples have genetic potential to improve domestic varieties
Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis report that wild crabapple trees carry genetic diversity that could strengthen domesticated apple varieties. By studying wild relatives, scientists hope to identify traits such as disease resistance and climate resilience that breeding programs can introduce into cultivated apples, which descend from a narrow genetic pool.
- 16Baby horseshoe crabs filmed piling up in chaotic piggyback trains●"Like bulldozers in a demolition derby.” These chaotic baby horseshoe crabs giving each other piggybacks are too cute for words
Footage of baby horseshoe crabs clambering over one another, described as 'like bulldozers in a demolition derby', has been shared by BBC Wildlife Magazine. The tiny creatures pile onto each other's backs in slow, clumsy heaps, a behaviour readers are finding endearing. Horseshoe crabs are ancient animals, and images of their early life stages tend to draw wide attention online.