Comments

1
AHHHH CLOVERFIELD
2
Pure evil!
3
I don't get it. That was cool. Not at all fucky.
4
It must feel really good to finally get out of the too-small shell.
5
Didn't click it in June and I'm not gonna click it now.
6
Is it bad that I didn't think "Eewww!" but rather, thought "I wonder if anyone has ever thought to harvest the crab when it sloughs off the old shell... no new shell means no messy cracking and peeling when I eat it."
7
That was super cool. Thanks for sharing. And @6 I thought the same: YUM!
8
I wish I could drop the fat off my body like that!
9
I just realized that all of those "dead crabs" I see on the beach are just cast-off molted crab exoskeletons.

Also, re: @6, the State of Washington's rules on crabbing include that anglers must throw back any crabs which are recently molted; the ones with soft shells. I have no idea why this should be- because in a few days or weeks they'll be hard shelled again. I trust it's for a good reason, I just don't know what it is.
10
@6, you should get yourself to Baltimore immediately. Or New Orleans. Or anywhere soft-shell crab is on the menu. That's exactly what it is.
11
Add me to the list of commenters who doesn't understand what was gross about that. I was expecting something to pop out that looked like animated guts or something, and it just looked like a crab. A relieved crab.
12
Not sexy, but not horrific either. It was cool to watch...thanks.
13
I wonder if they ever get tangled up and are all like "fucking hell, I can't get my foot out, oh and now it's got a knot in it, that's just GREAT. Hey sweetie, can you come over here and help me with this?"
14
@9 That is an odd rule. I wonder what the rationale is too... any experts know?

@10, Fnarf, you just changed my paradigm. I don't know why, but for some reason I thought soft-shell crabs were their own special species that just had a softer shell.

Now I was a seafood gumbo. Mmmmm.
15
*** Now I WANT a seafood gumbo.***

Hunger has melted my brains. :(
16
A molting crab? You do know what an exoskeleton is, right? Cool, but not horrifying.
17
Immediately thought of Dr Zoidberg

"It was getting a little cramped in there, so I molted; why not?"
18
Let's all thank our stars that we aren't a race of arthropods. What to do with our cast-off chitin would be a huge problem. Or having to molt at inconvenient times, like at a job interview or meeting your girlfriend's parents.
19
Wrong, this is the scariest thing I've seen all year. The video doesn't do it justice though. You should see these pictures my brother took this month in Japan: http://www.theresarosemary.com/extra/IMA…
http://www.theresarosemary.com/extra/IMA…
20
Sorry, got cut off

image 1

image 2
21
I guess Alien and Half-Life have made crabs scary?
22
NOpe. no way this is the fuckiest. THIS is the fuckiest video in the world.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfu16P5dQ…
23
@21 Having sex with frat boys made crabs scary.
24
That's an amazing video. Not nightmarish or creepy at all.
25
@17 - "And that's the story of how I got my new shell. It looks just like the one I threw out yesterday, and I found it in the same dumpster. But this one had a live raccoon inside!"

Also, a tarantula molting is way scarier.
26
You think that's disgusting? They didn't even show the crab consuming it's just molted shell to replenish lost calcium. That's fucky, watching a crab eat it's own shell....
28
agreed, that was super awesome and not at all fucky. i have always wondered what that process would look like, and now i know! thank you!
29
Geeze, that wasn't so bad.

Now, the time that Mr. Krabs molted on SpongeBob . . . now THAT was crrreepy! :-)
30
It molted, great, what exactly is fucky about that?
31
omg I didn't know they could take it off!! Not scary tho...
32
Mmmm, spider roll. As someone close to Maryland that just looks delicious. That looks like a king crab too, doubly delicious.
33
Definitely not fucky. I'm wondering just how sheltered Wm.™ Steven Humphrey is.
34
i wonder if that crab felt allllll itchy and needed a good scratch against some barnacles.
35
@17: "I took the liberty of fertilizing your caviar."

Please wait...

Comments are closed.

Commenting on this item is available only to members of the site. You can sign in here or create an account here.


Add a comment
Preview

By posting this comment, you are agreeing to our Terms of Use.