Galapagos Red cliff crab
Red cliff crab
Scientific name: Grapsus grapsus
The Galapagos Sally Lightfoot Crab lives in harmony with the marine iguanas and cleans their skin from vermin. With their brightly colored bodies, they are clearly noticeable on the rocks and on the coasts of the islands, a preferred object for passionate wildlife photographers. Their name comes from their ability to move easily across the surface of the water, which makes them look like they are walking on the water. They can often be seen in large groups on the rocks of Santa Cruz Island.
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