crabs造句

Autumn Lake crabs, yellow fat, you misrepresent a package.

These restaurants cover their tables with brown paper, unload a bushel of crabs on the table and provide knives and mallets for customers to pry the crabs open.

After she married him, she noticed her husband walking sideways like all the other crabs.

Do not spend time with negative people as they are like crabs in a bucket.

The crabs are famous for their sweetness, which locals attribute to the lake water's quality and habitat.

Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs derive their name from the mossy, brown hair that hangs from their claws.

They want to know whether the crabs will invade and leave, or permanently colonize the shallow areas.

On the weekends, they'd drive up here with their families and cash to have fun and savor hairy crabs.

People were capturing the crabs and selling them as bait for the more profitable eel and whelk fisheries.

Giant tube worms, crabs, and shrimp live in the dark, a mile below the ocean surface, huddled around superheated geothermal vents.

The dead crabs have been washing ashore for the past three years coinciding with snow melting off the beaches and chilling the coastal waters.

With drawings of snakes, spiders, crabs, and imaginary animals crawling along her arms, legs, and feet, she has more body art than any known Moche mummy.

Male fiddler crabs wave an outsized claw to show off, and male hummingbirds display their flying prowess with a flamboyant mating dive.

Sea stars, crabs, shrimp and worms are found living in the limbs of these corals as birds and insects do in the branches of trees in a rainforest.

Once the money's inserted, the crabs drop down to the drawer with an unceremonious plop — something that doesn't happen to, say, bananas in other vending machines (see the video).

Land that was once at the bottom of the sea now lies around the town in wide, fertile fields; where crabs once crawled, donkeys pick their way; in place of seaweed, roses grow.