THOUSANDS of Hermit Crabs at a LONGKANG Near The Beach! | Hermit Crabs

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Just HOW MANY hermit crabs did I find at the beach? And wait, how do hermit crabs look like when they hatch from their eggs? Do they even make their own shells? Lots to discover in today's episode!
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More about hermit crabs!
1) www.nationalgeographic.com/an... (NatGeo)
2) www.wildsingapore.com/wildfact...
Watch baby hermit crabs swim! (Shout out to Coenobita Riz)
• [4K 60fps] Hermit Crab...
Different ways hermit crabs change shells:
1) • Incredible footage of ...
2) • Crabs Trade Shells in ...
Hermit crabs using plastic for shells
• Guy Finds Hermit Crabs...
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Written, Filmed and Edited by:
Fang Shawn
Shoutout to my friends who joined in this shoot!:
Siva, Will and Issy!
And special thanks for your permission to use your footage:
Rizky Chandra
@coenobitariz (Instagram)
Coenobita Riz (RU-vid)
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27 апр 2024

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@ogaoga7832 Месяц назад

This channel is so underrated, it’s really cool to learn about the animals in sg

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Aww thank you so much for the kind words! Our native plants and animals even more underrated!! ❤

@ongjune8328 2 месяца назад

cutest clean up crew ever! I agree, we should all do our part to protect the environment, it's not difficult to respect these creatures and their habitat while we enjoy observing them. Happy belated Earth Day!

@LittleRedJungle 2 месяца назад

Smolest and most hardworkingest!! And happy belated Earth Day to you too June!! 💚

@EricChoy-dl9cj 23 дня назад

Wondering if there are starfish at our beaches. Remember seeing them at Pasir Ris beach in my childhood in the 60s/70s

@LittleRedJungle 17 дней назад

There are still starfish down in our beaches for sure!! 😊

@rahmanbinsoopoo3886 2 месяца назад

They are truly real survivor.They just simply crawl themselves inside just any empty shell and call it home. 🏠

@LittleRedJungle 2 месяца назад

They've been using plastics as their homes too! Real survivors! But with the plastics... dk if it's a good or bad thing yet :(

@marks3173 28 дней назад

this guy is great just subscribed!

@LittleRedJungle 28 дней назад

This means a lot! Thank you so much!! 🙏

@VelociraptorGen2 2 месяца назад

I used to keep hermit crabs as pets. They are pretty cool.

@LittleRedJungle 2 месяца назад

Hope you bought them from a pet shop? haha but yes they are very very cool!

@vita123abc 2 месяца назад

Whoa thanks for the shoutout (I'm coenobitariz btw, using my alt account). I really enjoyed the video, and I really like your presenting style. Too bad there aren't any land hermit crab footages (other than my zoeas) but maybe that's and idea for another video? Like a part 2 of this video. I'm pretty certain there are beaches (and even inland forests) in Singapore that contain land hermit crab populations, and several species also, not just one. All in all, very well done on an informative and easy-to-digest video. It seems like you have a healthy views-to-subs ratio and that can only mean good things for the future of the channel. Subscribed!

@LittleRedJungle 2 месяца назад

Aye thank you for subscribing too!! And for all your kind words! I actually do have some land hermit crab - from a while back! But it didn’t match with the rest of the video. But like you said, good potential part 2 idea!!! ☺️🐚

@xlostlovex 2 месяца назад

Oh it's disgusting, if u been to beaches and you see really what is happening, theyre digging it up, burying them, capture, or even place on really dry land or somewhere people are walking and stepping on them. And their parents are just laughing and say eeee , oii dont.. But did nothing to prevent it.

@LittleRedJungle 2 месяца назад

I know right... I've seen some myself too - and even when you tell them about it, some will just shrug you off?

@xlostlovex 2 месяца назад

@@LittleRedJungle Yep. Pretty sad as these small creatures have no abilities to protect themselves from us both mobility and hidden ability. Sigh.. 😮‍💨