Blue swimming crab on black background (Callinectes sapidus) The blue swimming crab owes its name to the blue colour of its legs, and it is easiest to recognise by the very large sideways pointing spine on each side of its carapace. an originated in America. In Europe it was first observed in 1900, on the Atlantic coast of France.
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I am Sergii.
I am from Ukraine.
I am a professional food photographer.
My country was attacked by a regular Russian army. My country is in the middle of Europe in a state of war.
Now I work in between the terrorist aerial bombing of my city.
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