Another beach day. This time I
ran into a crab. Last week I mentioned
that the puffer fish, showing up on the coast of Lebanon, is
not a native of the Mediterranean Sea. This particular crab is originally not
from around here either. The puffer fish came through the Suez Canal. This speckled
swimmer crab (looks at his little hind legs, made for swimming) is not a native
of the Mediterranean either. It probably arrived here in ballast tanks from
ships, and has done quite well for himself. Not sure if we eat them here.
They are unlike the crabs you will find on
Lebanese beaches, the ones that dig holes and run like mad sideways over the
beach as you walk by. I have a dog who has a wild time trying to catch them,
but they’re faster than him.
3 comments:
what beach is that?
So why don't we get an explanation about these white lines i the pebbles. How do these pebbles get these white divider lines. Was it like this 300.000 years ago? Are they native pebbles, or did they come from the Black Sea? All these things we like to know. Come on...
Ja Ysbrand, dat moet je zelf maar uitzoeken!!! Kan niet alles gaan voorkauwen.
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