Other green crab solutions include using them for bait and as compost to create a very rich, healthy soil. Ecologist Luke Poirier said that the green crab’s reputation as an invasive ...

The crab bodies are mixed with bark chips and ground up in the garden’s wood chipper. They’re being used to make compost to amend the garden’s otherwise sandy soil with calcium and magnesium.

So I feed them what I know: manure, kitchen scraps, plant parts — either broken down in the compost pile or incorporated directly into the soil. The same impulse led my husband to a crab ...

Habitat supplies. To complete your hermit crab’s habitat, it’s important to have a floor of either soil or sand, some stimulating items, and other care items. The following list includes some ...

outside the shadow ring there are a thousand crabs.” Or so it can seem. Clauss has learned not to sleep on the ground. Tom King, former chief archaeologist for TIGHAR, checks soil recovered from ...

Backhoes dug up about 23 dump-truck loads of gasoline-tainted soil near Bulson Creek and Hill ... maneuvered for the opening day of Dungeness crab season in the Whidbey Basin.

It also says the depletion of wild mud crabs may lead to ecosystem imbalances resulting in deterioration of water and soil, along with loss of biodiversity in the Sundarbans mangroves and other ...

Crabs can feel pain when they are boiled alive during conventional food preparation —- as do other shellfish like lobsters, according to a new study. Zoologists from Sweden’s University of ...

CLIMATEWIRE | New research has revealed an unexpected consequence of climate change. Some crabs are losing their sense of smell. As more carbon dioxide seeps into the ocean and the water becomes ...

Oregon wildlife officials are warning that a highly invasive species of crab has been spotted for the first time in the Pacific Northwest. According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife ...

From the "Little Mermaid" character Sebastian to pet hermit crabs, people think crabs are wonderful — but some experts believe the way we treat crabs is downright barbaric. "If crustaceans ...

ECU Health said colorectal cancer is the third most common form of cancer and that if caught early, is treatable. ECU Health experts are urging people to get screened at 45. Sarah Gray Barr speaks ...