Slipper Lobster
SCYLLARUS ARCTUS
Its activity is mostly nocturnal. During the day, it usually remains hidden in a dark shelter, often even completely buried in the sand. It feeds on small molluscs and worms.
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Family
Arthropod family, Crustaceans
Size
16 cm maximum
Distribution
Atlantic, Mediterranean
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