Aquarium shows blue-colored swimming crab

Aquarium shows blue-colored swimming crab

Photo taken Nov. 11, 2015, shows a unique blue-colored swimming crab on display at an aquarium in the southwestern Japanese city of Oita. An official said the crab, caught in July, may change color after casting its shell, and urged people to view it before it is too late. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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