Meanings of small crabs in English

And these are not just small crabs like Zhou.

We caught several small crabs, and two kinds of shells, of a beautiful purple colour.

Its natural food are small crabs and shell-fish.

Bread slices sopped in saffron, with fish, garnished with small crabs, to be chewed up, shell and all.

He had been happy catching small crabs and playing by the bank, then got tired and fell asleep.

I have taken from their crops the remains of fruits, grasshoppers, beetles, termites, and even small crabs and land shells.

It was one of the common small crabs, like to those that are found running about everywhere on the coasts of England.

It was one of the common small crabs, like to those that are found running about everywhere on the coast of England.

The geese and ducks were more independent, remaining in their marsh, where they lived in plenty on the small crabs which abounded there.

Recently I picked mussels with a friend who said there might be small crabs inside the shells and that they eat their host.

Its salt marshes are crawling with small crabs and other prey, on which birds like whimbrel can fatten up before their onward flights.

This day we saw a number of small crabs, of a pale blue colour; and had again, in company, a few albatrosses and sheerwaters.

Sea fowls are pecking at the small crabs, shell-fish, and other sea candies and maccaroni, which the Right Whale sometimes carries on his pestilent back.

The bill of fare of the cod alone comprised an incredible variety of small crabs, shells, shrimps, sea-mice, star-fish, jelly-fish, sea anemones, eggs, and zoophytes.

Caught two small crabs (Nautilograpsus); these species have the power of swimming by means of the fringe-like fins with which their legs are provided.

Fidlars are a sort of small Crabs, that lie in Holes in the Marshes.