2026年1月1日、キリンレストランにお邪魔。
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2026年1月1日、キリンレストランにお邪魔。
Dangerously low oxygen levels are killing Dungeness crabs off the Pacific Northwest Coast, including NOAA Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary. Scientists are undertaking a collaborative project to understand the impacts and relationships of the multiple stressors involved in order to shape the future of ocean science and fisheries management in the region.
Read about this project here:
Dangerously low oxygen levels are killing Dungeness crabs off the Pacific Northwest Coast, and scientists are undertaking a collaborative pr
I love to catch these guys!! They taste amaizinnnggg
Hello, We are lost coast living our channel is mainly going to be about fishing around the northern California coast we really hope you enjo
Nothing like a little relaxing on the dock on this beautiful #pnw day. ✨ It’s the last day for crabbing and the fiancé wanted to go so I grabbed a magazine,sunglasses and snacks. ✌🏼 . . Anybody else have fun Labor Day plans? . . #washingtonstate #laborday #labordayweekend #endofsummer #tlc #relaxing #feetup #dayoff #shreddingforthewedding #fitnessnewbie #fishing #crabbing #rockcrab #dungenesscrab #dockfishing #fiance (at Cornet Bay, Deception Pass State Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/B16-8SoH7iU/?igshid=wjpl6ic4281c
Picture 1: The underbelly of a juvenile Dungeness crab. What once was its tail in the megalopae stage has hardened and tucked in to protect the bottom of this crustacean. One can tell this is a male as the shape is skinny compared to females with wider underbellies which can hold up to 2.3 million eggs.
Picture 2: The result of a hard fought fight. This Dungeness crab appears to have lost one of its claws in a skirmish. These crabs are cannibalistic and can grow back limbs which is the reason one claw is so much bigger.
Picture 3: Two juvenile crabs stacked on each other. The bottom, an older juvenile with a hardened exoskeleton, yet not fully mature. The top, a young juvenile, with a fragile exoskeleton, which can be inferred by its greyish green color.
Hudson Miller
7-17-2018
Staying cool to celebrate National Crab day, are you celebrating?⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #crab #dungeness #dungenesscrab #ice #lemon #seafood #crablover #Spoonfeed #foodlover #buzzfeast #feedfeed #zagat #foodphotographer #foodie #tastethisnext #foodphoto #tasty #delish #onthetable #photostudio #eeeeeats #delicious #foodgasm #nomnom #delicious #huffposttaste #foodgawker (at Noel Barnhurst Photographer)
A day at the spa and then... DINNER. 😋 • • • • #forkyeah #dungenesscrab #seafood #seafoodboil #foodporn #deliciousfood #seafoodlover #buzzfeast #feedfeed #foodstagram #foodgasm #yumminess #bayareaeats #homemadefood
Had a lovely time enjoying the beautiful beach tonight with my love♡🌊 #blessed #dungenesscrab #mylove #betterhalf #loveyourlife #bestfriend @dhollywooood420 💋