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Seven-Eleven Crab

Carpilius maculatus

Photo by SargonR
Published on Project Noah
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Description:

Seven-Eleven Crab crawling about the reef near Kee Beach, Kauai, Hawaii. They say he is called a Seven-Eleven Crab because he has 7 spots visible from the top, with 4 more on the bottom for a total of 11.

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Seven-Eleven Crab, Carpilius maculatus

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Ava T-B
Welcome to Project Noah, DrewRodgers.

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Global Coral Reef Monitoring
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Underwater Hawai'i
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Kaua'i The Graden Island Biodiversity
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National Geographic's Great Nature Project

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PublishedMay 30, 2013

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