Protect the Ocean
While we can’t see all of the creatures of the ocean, it’s important to remember that each member of the ocean family exists for a reason and must be protected. It's up to all of us to maintain nature’s balance. The careless dumping of garbage by humans into the earth’s oceans not only kills fish and undersea creatures but their food sources as well.
Japanese Giant Spider Crab
This crab lives on the deep ocean floor of the Pacific surrounding Japan at depths of 150-1000 feet. They eat plants and algae on the ocean floor, molluscs, dead animals and shellfish. It is the largest crab alive, with its legs spanning up to 12 feet.
While we can’t see all of the creatures of the ocean, it’s important to remember that each member of the ocean family exists for a reason and must be protected. It's up to all of us to maintain nature’s balance. The careless dumping of garbage by humans into the earth’s oceans not only kills fish and undersea creatures but their food sources as well.
Japanese Giant Spider Crab
This crab lives on the deep ocean floor of the Pacific surrounding Japan at depths of 150-1000 feet. They eat plants and algae on the ocean floor, molluscs, dead animals and shellfish. It is the largest crab alive, with its legs spanning up to 12 feet.
