Close Up Of Fresh Crab And Shrimp On Grill

Crab or crab (scientific name: Brachyura). It is a ten-footed scaly animal, which belongs to what falls under the order of short tail (scientific name: Brachyura), due to its short tail protruding or hidden under its rib cage. Crabs are found in all the world's oceans, and there are several types of them that inhabit fresh water and land, especially in tropical regions. There are about 6,793 currently known species and 1,800 unambiguous fossils of various extinct species from 93 different families belonging to the class of carcinomas. Hermit crabs, crayfish, shrimp, prawns, shrimp, and horseshoe crabs do not belong to the class of crabs, despite the similarity in name or shape. [5] Species that belong to the Anomura family usually resemble real crabs, but they are not.