A vast number of baby red crabs have survived their exit from the sea around Christmas Island. Most years, few crabs (or even ...
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Millions of Baby Red Crabs March on Christmas Island
A thick stream of baby red crabs was seen pouring down a street towards a rainforest on Australia’s Christmas Island during their annual migration. Footage here by Andrew Robinson shows the ...
Five-year-old Shiloh is the only dog living on Christmas Island. She originally arrived as an assistance dog, but when her ...
Every year, red crabs overtake roads and homes as they migrate from their forest dwellings to the sea, where they spawn their eggs "Everyone here really values the crabs, and [the migration] is seen ...
A chocolate Labrador named Shiloh is the only canine resident of Christmas Island, and she may be the last dog ever to live there Wild dogs have been eradicated for years from the island, and pet dogs ...
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In memory of the Christmas Island shrew
It never weighed more than a spoonful of sugar. Five or six grams of life, soft-furred and sharp-nosed, darting among the roots and leaf litter of a tiny island in the Indian Ocean. At night, its ...
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Tens of millions of red crabs are making their way to the ocean as part of their annual migration on Christmas Island, where a much smaller human population uses leaf ...
Welcome to Christmas Island, an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean. It's home to about 1,600 people and just one canine.
Millions of migrating red crabs have travelled across Christmas Island to reach the ocean. The annual phenomenon sees millions of crustaceans leaving their forest dwellings to walk across roads and ...
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Millions of Red Crabs Take Over Christmas Island's Roads and Homes as Annual Migration Begins
Locals keep rakes and leaf blowers on hand to help the crabs safely continue their journey Christmas Island's annual red crab migration is underway Every year, red crabs overtake roads and homes as ...
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