A video of fiddler crabs moving collectively with their colourful claws is mesmerising netizens.
A video of fiddler crabs moving collectively with their colourful claws goes viral.
In the video, male crabs can be seen making collective movements with their colourful claws to impress the female crabs.
These little male crabs are making collective movements with their colourful claws to attract the female crabs.
It's always interesting to know more about nature and it's creations. pic.twitter.com/VaYmOBdIOb
The video was initially shared on a Twitter handle named Totally Awesome and was later shared by Indian Forest Service officer Sudha Ramen on her Twitter handle.
Sharing the video, Sudha Ramen wrote, “These little male crabs are making collective movements with their colourful claws to attract the female crabs. It's always interesting to know more about nature and it's creations (sic).”
The video has garnered more than 96,000 views and netizens are awestruck watching the video of the crabs.
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