Crab Figurine

With its hard shell and powerful claws, the crab is one of the most familiar inhabitants of beaches and rocky coastlines. It is often seen moving sideways, a characteristic that makes it easily recognizable.

Amazing fact: crabs have ten legs, two of which are transformed into claws that they use for feeding, defending themselves, or communicating. They are capable of regenerating a lost leg over time, a remarkable adaptation. Omnivores, they feed on both algae and small marine animals, playing an essential role in the balance of coastal ecosystems. There are several thousand species of crabs around the world, from the tiniest to the most imposing.

This Papo figurine faithfully reproduces the crab: detailed shell, articulated claws, and realistic silhouette. An ideal model to enrich a marine animal collection, invent seaside stories, or educate children about the diversity of coastal life.