green crab การใช้

• The green crab is too small to be a marketable replacement.
• In Bodega Harbor, green crabs can be collected by the score.
• An arrival in the late 1980s was the Atlantic green crab, a true aquatic Attila.
• The Little Port Joli Basin and Basin Lake are being used for European green crab research.
• Purple-and-green crabs skittered across the slippery rocks blithely, but this was their back yard, their toeholds instinctive.
• There are those green crabs for one thing, a non-native species with a voracious appetite for soft-shell clams.
• The removal of the green crabs are essential in research into the dwindling fish stocks on the East Coast.
• In North America and South Africa, it bears the name " green crab " or " European green crab ".
• In North America and South Africa, it bears the name " green crab " or " European green crab ".
• Also in 2005, Miya's introduced its first invasive species menu featuring locally caught invasive species such as European green crabs.
• European green crab were first documented in Humboldt Bay in 1995, and have been blamed for a decline in clam harvesting.
• Crustaceans such as blue claw crab, fiddler crabs and green crabs are also found in the tidal sections of the river.
• An invasion of predatory green crabs, along with environmental pressures, have sharply reduced the number of clams available locally, experts say.
• In Shanghai, many restaurants serve hairy crabs _ which the Chinese have adored since the sixth century _ and other green crabs.
• Green crabs, periwinkles, anemones and other river bottom marine life also appear to be healthy, said John Sowles of the state's environmental agency.
• Their sign most often appears along the edges of tidal creeks and salt pannes, where they search for green crabs and small fish.
• In Australia and New Zealand, it is referred to as either the " European green crab " or " European shore crab ".
• An estimated 4, 000 plant and insect species have been introduced to the country in the last 200 years, from green crabs to cattails.
• They are also an important factor in controlling green crab and sea urchin populations, which can become overly disruptive to habitats if left unchecked.
• Worms, soft-shelled clams, mud snails, green crabs, wading birds, horseshoe crabs and many other animals utilize the extensive mudflat habitat for feeding, reproduction and protection from predators.