Spider Crab Mugs

The Japanese Spider Crab (タカアシガニ takaashigani, lit. "tall-legged crab"), Macrocheira kaempferi, is one of the largest modern arthropods, capable of reaching almost 6 meters in leg-span.

A long legged spider crab in all its "mettttaaalll" glory. Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language Lots of other crabs available.

Spider identified as Philodromus sp. - running crab spider

Unofficial illustration of the spider head scene from The Thing in LEGO form.

This is a photo of a Japanese Spider Crab I took at the Long Island Aquarium in Riverhead, NY. Notice its curious face and eyes peering at the camera as if he knows I’m taking a picture of him. There are over 4,500 species of crabs, which differ somewhat from their lobster cousins in the way they look. Their typical habitat is in oceans, seas, and estuaries. I took this picture with an iPhone 8+ and used a background remover to focus on the crab.

Diamond Spider Crab may look scary, but it brings good luck to all!

Diamond Spider Crab may look scary, but it brings good luck to all!

crab and spider

Diamond Spider Crab may look scary, but it brings good luck to all!

Diamond Spider Crab may look scary, but it brings good luck to all!

Colorful spider crab, insect,

Diamond Spider Crab may look scary, but it brings good luck to all!

Diamond Spider Crab may look scary, but it brings good luck to all!

japanese giant spider crab

Spider identified as Philodromidae - running crab spider, possibly Philodromus sp. (in Crater Lake National Park).

Diamond Spider Crab may look scary, but it brings good luck to all!

Lowpoly geometric illustration of a spider crab.

Diamond Spider Crab may look scary, but it brings good luck to all!

A close up of a crab spider to capture its unique head shape!

Cool vector crab. For fans of abstract art.

This is a genus of crab spider. Not much information is available for this species

This yellow Crab Spider likes to sit on yellow flowers. It blends in with the yellow flower perfectly, and waits with its four front arms open wide, ready to grab little bugs that wander by.

Crab Spiders are characterised by their resemblance to a crab, with the front two pairs of legs much larger than the rear two pairs. Members of this family do not spin webs, and are ambush predators. They have dull colorations such as brown, grey, or very bright green, pink, white or yellow. They gain their name from the shape of their body, and they usually move sideways or backwards.

Crab Spiders are characterised by their resemblance to a crab, with the front two pairs of legs much larger than the rear two pairs. Members of this family do not spin webs, and are ambush predators. They have dull colorations such as brown, grey, or very bright green, pink, white or yellow. They gain their name from the shape of their body, and they usually move sideways or backwards.

Diamond Spider Crab may look scary, but it brings good luck to all!

Small crab spider

Floral Crab Spider. An AI collaboration

3 x 4 Deadbeat Artwork

Tarantula Riscada

John Carpenter would wear this.. don't think he wouldn't!

Each T-shirt in our range features stunning, artistically-rendered images of various Huntsman Spider species. Our Spider-themed T-shirts are not only a nod to the fascinating world of arachnids but also a commitment to sustainable fashion.

"I know I'm human. And if you were all these things, then you'd just attack me right now, so some of you are still human."

A green veined white butterfly feeds on the pollen created by this blossoming dandelion ~ now that the grasses are permitted to grow - more and more are seen on grassy areas in parklands around UK... a very dandy situation indeed... but unknowingly to this butterfly a predator lies in the midst - an adult goldenrod crab spider looms out from the back of this dandelion to see what is rustling - before considering its attack ! It's a female, with a darker colour smaller male hiding in the greenery. Nice find!

Fantasy world where crabs are enjoying the beach under the sun

Hope you like it.

Tiny crab spider (likely male Misumena vatia) with lots of prey