the ground moving. But it wasn’t really the ground — there were thousands of tiny fiddler crabs dancing about in the sun. As I approached the crabs,
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I’m still not sure what species of crab I saw (my best guess is Uca pugilator,
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, but I didn’t need to know the species to know what they were doing. The males were the ones with the single big claw, which each was waving about near a hole in the ground. He was trying to lure a female into his burrow to mate. It is a well-known behavior but something I had never seen before,
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, at least not on such a vast scale.
As a science writer, I spend a lot of time immersed in the world of science,
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, and I often forget to observe what’s around me. And the dancing crabs reminded me that I may be missing something interesting.
So this is my summer challenge — and perhaps it’s yours as well: Observe nature,
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