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The world's largest land-dwelling arthropod

This crab can open coconuts with its claws. It also tends to steal dirty dishes from houses. 🦀

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40 comments

  • Boyet F.
    05/29/2019 04:25

    They are edible and had exellent taste, many in Palawan Philippines

  • Lafonga L.
    04/01/2019 00:05

    UGA.. Poumea.. kitia Atu... Hehe 😉 😳😈 😈

  • Lahe H.
    03/31/2019 05:01

    Ppl of niue smuggle uga to nz now it's ban

  • Joshua F.
    03/31/2019 02:41

    Yumm

  • Jobert C.
    03/28/2019 14:52

    pag lumaki yung komang eto yon hahah

  • Ireene S.
    03/28/2019 08:52

    i want one 😝

  • Steve R.
    03/25/2019 05:56

    These were very common on Niue and we used to eat them often at feasts. Similar to crayfish, but much more meat of course.

  • Ese W.
    03/25/2019 01:53

    ... OMG, I’m having scary flash backs ... 😂😂😂

  • Fa P.
    03/24/2019 00:10

    Uga coconut crab

  • Emelysifa J.
    03/16/2019 04:11

    Yum

  • Hannah C.
    03/14/2019 22:28

    WHAT

  • Villamor M.
    03/14/2019 06:31

    This is called tattus in the philippines usually found rocky islands near the shore, it is edible usully content high protein

  • Allan S.
    03/13/2019 11:15

    I have eaten these many times in Vanuatu

  • Len N.
    03/13/2019 04:57

    azuzu

  • Malaita H.
    03/11/2019 08:11

    Yummy

  • Aubrey L.
    03/11/2019 06:20

    Yummy

  • Marian P.
    03/10/2019 12:05

    Nadina Tulepu yummmm Uga. Niue Is fav food.

  • Timo-Lih T.
    03/10/2019 05:35

    Yum

  • Margot M.
    08/05/2018 12:04

    Felsöör 2.0.... ,

  • Nancy R.
    07/29/2018 15:59

    Are they edible?