US EditionA Compassionate Look at Endangered Horseshoe Crabs Who Get Stranded on New Jersey Shores
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A Compassionate Look at Endangered Horseshoe Crabs Who Get Stranded on New Jersey Shores
As part of his True Facts series, the always entertaining Ze Frank takes an amusing yet compassionate look at the horseshoe crabs who come onto the shore of the New Jersey coastline to reproduce, noting how these sea creatures are closer to spiders than they are to crabs. They’re the only surviving members of Zifosaura, an order of arthropods that are closer to spiders than they are crabs. And they’ve been doing this for a long time. They look …
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