Fiddler Crab Behavior and Characteristics

The video explores the fascinating world of fiddler crabs on Santel's shores. It describes their physical characteristics, such as their size and distinctive claws. The video also delves into their unique mating rituals, where males use their large claw to attract mates and establish territory. Additionally, it highlights a specific species known as the boxer crab, renowned for its aggressive nature.

What is a notable physical characteristic of male fiddler crabs?

• They are larger than female crabs.

• They have no claws.

• They have one outsized claw.

• They have two large claws.

What do fiddler crabs do when the tide goes out?

• They hide in the sand.

• They swim in the water.

• They come out to engage in mating rituals.

• They climb trees.

How do male fiddler crabs attract mates?

• By singing.

• By dancing.

• By changing color.

• By using their large claw.

What is the scientific name of the fiddler crab species known for its aggressive behavior?

• The Fighter Crab

• The Warrior Crab

• The Boxer Crab

• The Puncher Crab

What reputation does the boxer crab have?

• For being very shy.

• For packing a punch.

• For being colorful.

• For being very large.