Thousands of giant spider crabs gathered in the British Cornwall Beach

According to the British "Metropolis Daily" reported on August 7, with the rise of the sea level, thousands of giant spider crabs invaded the beaches of Corwall, Britain, causing tourists to shock and panic.

Marine photographer Kate Lowe took this creepy moment. She said: "I have been snorkeling most of the time in a year, but I have never seen so many spider crabs. When we are on the beach, we can see that there are many black rocks under the water. But the fact is , Just two or three steps into the water, there are thousands of spider crabs. I can float on the water on them and try not to step on them. These spider crabs are shelling, and there are many shells floating in the sea. The tourists screamed as soon as they saw them. "

Giant spider crabs are easy to identify because of its huge legs and pliers. They are usually squeezed into a ball in shallow water to avoid predators. Once they take off the shell, they will return to about 90 meters deep. Although many tourists screamed to avoid these spider crabs, some people still seized the opportunity to snorkel in the crab group.

Alastair Grant, a professor of ecological at the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Angelia, said that climate change is leading to rising marine temperatures, and fish and shellfish will expand the scope of activities, which makes them more and more frequent in front of people. (Compilation report of China Youth Network)

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