Granchio gigante giapponese

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Granchio gigante giapponese

Il granchio gigante giapponese (Macrocheira kaempferi) è il più grande artropode vivente al mondo. In Giappone, questo granchio è conosciuto come “Taka-ashi-gani” che significa “granchio dalle gambe alte”. Il corpo può raggiungere i 40 cm di lunghezza, con un’apertura delle zampe di 3,8 m e un peso di 19 kg!

L’enorme granchio gigante giapponese del Museo di Manchester è stata donata dal Dott. J.H. Ashworth il 19 gennaio 1904 e rimane uno dei preferiti da molti visitatori del museo.

Siete rimasti sorpresi dalle dimensioni del granchio del Museo di Manchester?

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