The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)
University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 186
he hermitvery gently take up the anemone and put it backon the shell, where it remained. Many of the crabs are great scavengers, and ifa dead shark is washed up on the beach it willnot be long before hundreds are at work devour-ing it. If a person happens to pass near, or anylittle noise alarms… … Top view. Under view. THE KING-CRAB (OR HORSESHOE-CRAB). factory their owners emerge and go back to thefeast. One of the hermits big cousins, Lithodes kani-schatica, which lives in holes in rocky cliffs, feedsupon the crab-eating octopus (devil-fish), thus insome measure squaring the account…
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