Short bodied big eyed crab
The short bodied big eyed crab (scientific name: Macrophelmus abbreviatus) is an animal belonging to the big eyed crab genus in the big eyed crab family of the sand crab superfamily. Distributed in the Tokyo Bay area of Japan, waters near Incheon on the Korean Peninsula, Shandong Peninsula, Liaodong Peninsula, Guangdong Province and other places in China.
Long live big eyed crab specimen
Macrophthalmus banzai (scientific name: Macrophthalmus banzai) is an animal belonging to the genus Macrophthalmus in the family Macrophthalmidae of the sand crab superfamily. The eye sockets are long, the eye stalks are slender, the palms are long, and the two directions are bent downwards. The fingertips are spoon shaped, and the whole body is earthy brown, but the color of the sting is relatively light. When hidden in water, the slender eyes stand upright and protrude from the water surface, and male big eyed crabs have the habit of swinging their double stings, so they are also known as "long live big eyed crabs". Distributed in Japan, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and Shandong
Popular Models
Random Model
Hercules and the Lion Fight
1024 View
3D model of propane tank
917 View
Japanese Ramen
926 View
bumblebee specimen
722 View
Dehan Laomian Crab
900 View
Graphics card structure 3D diagram
839 View
chevrolet Malibu1982
872 View
Durian
874 View