Florida rules on harvesting or removing blue land crabs Removal of crabs is limited to Nov. 1 through June 30. No crabs can be removed from July 1 through Oct. 31.

Florida's giant land crabs have begun their annual migration and environmentalists are urging drivers to lookout for the tasty crustaceans. Florida Today reports the crabs are making their way ...

Evolutionary models show that crabs migrate from marine to terrestrial habitats—and, sometimes, back again. Here's why. Crabs Keep Migrating Back and Forth From Water to Land, for Some Reason ...

The natural range of the land crab is Bermuda, throughout the Caribbean Sea, Texas, and southern Florida. In South Florida, the crabs can be found in low-lying areas of coastal counties.

Don’t look now, but your favorite crabs may be migrating from life in the water to life on land—or vice versa.. A new study published in Systematic Biology shows that true crabs—belonging to ...

That's because blue land crabs are native to Florida, Texas and Puerto Rico, according to the United States Geological Survey. They can also be found throughout the Caribbean, Central America ...

Mote received two grants, $253,654 to establish a land-based coral nursery on Key Largo, as well as purchase a boat; and $137,294 for both the Caribbean king crab hatchery system at Mote ...

New research into true crabs shows that the creatures, as a group, are as old as the oldest known dinosaurs. Evolutionary models have uncovered the fact that crabs, apparently, often migrated from ...

New research into true crabs shows that the creatures, as a group, are as old as the oldest known dinosaurs. Evolutionary models have uncovered the fact that crabs, apparently, often migrated from ...

New research into true crabs shows that the creatures, as a group, are as old as the oldest known dinosaurs. Evolutionary models have uncovered the fact that crabs, apparently, often migrated from ...