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The life of the hermit crab.

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This is a giant crab from the Indo-Pacific Islands region that can climb coconut trees, crack open and eat the coconut! These land crabs are huge; they can attain a diameter of around three feet and weight more than nine lbs when mature.

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Call them mudbugs, crayfish or crawdads, these freshwater crabs are edible and considered to be delicacies in some regions where they are served. Captured in abundance, a good old fashioned ‘crayfish boil’ is good times for friends and family who love local ’seafood’ cuisine.

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Living in an appropriated shell of some other species, abandoning it when they have grown too large, the hermit crab endlessly trades up a larger home, a home which they carry with them wherever they go.

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A somewhat acerbic look at ecology, conservation, tree-hugging, activism, and how they impact the lives of other citizens.

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A journey to the miraculous and secret world of animals.