Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 7月8日 03時05分

What's on this sharp-nosed crab’s shell? Barnacles, algae, sponges and other small invertebrates, which are frequently seen covering this species. Unlike its cousin the decorator crab, the sharp-nosed crab doesn’t actively adorn itself. While it might occasionally put a little something on itself, it appears to just let its hitchhikers colonize its bumpy carapace on their own. This roughly pear-shaped member of the spider crab family is common in tide pools and shallow ocean habitats along the Pacific coast, and was photographed at @montereybayaquarium

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