Beach Buddy Digs for Ghost Crabs
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i have a ghost crab it dien
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Mine does the same thing when we go to the beach but he's usually digging for clams..
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Cute dog
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haha..fuaaaaaaaaaa!
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such a cute dog :)
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@lemonification1 i think by ghost he ment like crabs that arent there
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lol ur laugh sounds so sinister. Have you looked into becoming an evil villain for a James Bond movie??
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de-term-i-na-tion: a dog related to Skip digging for a ghost crab.
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ghost crabs....? you mean sand crabs? lol xD
lemonification1 1 year ago
According to Wikipedia: Ghost crabs, also called sand crabs, are crabs of the genus Ocypode. These crabs are called ghosts because they are translucent, and because of their ability to disappear from sight, at speeds up to 10 miles per hour, while making sharp directional changes. The ghost crab tunnels down four feet into the ground at a 45° angle. In the south eastern United States, Ocypode quadrata is frequently seen scurrying along beaches between sunset and dawn.
wrackwatcher 1 year ago