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Australia’s Christmas Island has bridges for crabs to prevent them for being crushed under the wheels of cars during the mass migrationpic.twitter.com/5cAQ45XdP6
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Aww thank you :)
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he has airpods In he can't hear us!!!
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Crabs are adorable little guys unless you hand them a knife
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still adorable
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these are such nice nd wholesome concepts,,,i want to see these in work one day
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I’m just wondering why is it so steep? Why not an easier path? Personally I’d chance the highway.
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To prevent people from using it?
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Also smaller footprint
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Plus there are vehicles driving under it. Some trucks and vans are pretty tall. The shortest clearance I've seen is 14 feet (4.26 meters.)
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How do the crabs know to go to the bridge? Like, is there a map? Maybe CROSS HERE signs written in crustacean or something? Hey Sebastian, where is everybody going? The crab bridge, Bob, obviously...pic.twitter.com/be5SZQNQ9W
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I've seen a nature show on this. The crabs are herded using metal curbs that are set in place where their natural migration paths are. They follow the lane up and over the bridge. It's pretty cool.
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perfect way to kidnap a crab and keep it for a short while before realizing you really have no reason to keep one
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I can think of some reasons Most of them involving fire
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all of them involving eating, i gather
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Probably
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