Yesterday when we went to the tank we noticed a crab molt. We let the molt dry on the dock in the sun all day but it was not only our visitors who seemed to be interested in it. A Seagull grabbed our molt, thinking it was a real crab and ate it!
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Welcome to the Blue Ocean Society's touch tank happenings blog! Are the barnacles feeding? Will the hermit crab switch shells yet again? Here you'll learn about all the exciting happenings at our touch tank located in downtown Portsmouth, NH at the Isles of Shoals Steamship Company, 315 Market Street, Portsmouth, NH. We'd love to hear your comments! You can also click here to visit our Facebook page!
Monday, August 9, 2010
Hermit Crab Names!
We picked the two winning names for our Hermit Crabs and the winners are: Georgea submitted by Eryn from Shapleigh, ME and Corkscrew suggested by Jasmine from Westford, MA. Congratulations!
Yesterday when we went to the tank we noticed a crab molt. We let the molt dry on the dock in the sun all day but it was not only our visitors who seemed to be interested in it. A Seagull grabbed our molt, thinking it was a real crab and ate it!
Yesterday when we went to the tank we noticed a crab molt. We let the molt dry on the dock in the sun all day but it was not only our visitors who seemed to be interested in it. A Seagull grabbed our molt, thinking it was a real crab and ate it!
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