<p>A crab wielding a knife blade left a homeowner in Florida shocked. In a video shared by Eduardo Alvarez, under the handle bestdad_ceo on Instagram, the crustacean can be seen holding what looks like the front end of a knife. The weapon is fully stuck inside its claw. The crab swings its claws towards the man and his pet dog, with a blade in one of them. The video was shared by Eduardo Alvarez on Instagram with the caption "Florida is getting out of hand."</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The man's dog sniffs the crab and then jumps back in surprise as the crustacean swings its blade-wielding claw around. "Dude, are you kidding me right now?" he says in surprise. The crab keeps going at it when the man catches one of it claws and picks it up. The blade appears shiny, and the crab doesn't let it go at any time. He asks his dog, "Where the heck did you find a crab with a freaking shank?"</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>He tells his dog, "Summer, I don't recommend messing with this. This is like a gangster-a** crab." Alvarez takes the crab out into the garden where the video ends.</p><h2>&nbsp;</h2>

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<h2><strong>Users back him up, saying crabs like shiny things</strong></h2><p>Alvarez's bizarre video has garnered more than 900,000 likes, along with several reactions. A user wrote, "really it wouldn't be difficult to modify crabs with deadly weapons and release them back into the environment..." Some people also suggested that it could be fake. However, others backed up Alvarez.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>A user said, "the crazy thing about this is this is the second video I’ve seen of a crab wielding a knife. lol so it’s actually a thing." One person said that crabs are attracted to shiny things, so this is not a surprise. "They like shiny things, you can find tons of pictures and videos of them stealing silverware," the person wrote.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Florida is home to several types of crabs, which are often spotted around houses.&nbsp;</p>

A crab with a knife blade in Florida left people questioning how on Earth the crustacean got hold of it. The video shows the blade fully wedged inside the claw as it swings it a few times at the man and his dog. Some people think it could be fake, while others are sure it is real. 

A crab wielding a knife blade left a homeowner in Florida shocked. In a video shared by Eduardo Alvarez, under the handle bestdad_ceo on Instagram, the crustacean can be seen holding what looks like the front end of a knife. The weapon is fully stuck inside its claw. The crab swings its claws towards the man and his pet dog, with a blade in one of them. The video was shared by Eduardo Alvarez on Instagram with the caption "Florida is getting out of hand." The man's dog sniffs the crab and then jumps back in surprise as the crustacean swings its blade-wielding claw around. "Dude, are you kidding me right now?" he says in surprise. The crab keeps going at it when the man catches one of it claws and picks it up. The blade appears shiny, and the crab doesn't let it go at any time. He asks his dog, "Where the heck did you find a crab with a freaking shank?" He tells his dog, "Summer, I don't recommend messing with this. This is like a gangster-a** crab." Alvarez takes the crab out into the garden where the video ends.

<p>A crab with a knife blade in Florida left people questioning how on Earth the crustacean got hold of it. The video shows the blade fully wedged inside the claw as it swings it a few times at the man and his dog. Some people think it could be fake, while others are sure it is real.&nbsp;</p>

'Gangsta' crab shoves knife blade at man and his dog in Florida - Watch

The UK government is set to ban the practice of boiling lobsters alive as part of sweeping animal cruelty reforms. The move recognises crustaceans as sentient beings capable of feeling pain and marks a significant shift in animal welfare standards. The proposed changes aim to modernise food preparation laws and strengthen protections for animals across the country.

UK to Ban Boiling Lobsters Alive Under Animal Cruelty Reforms 

<p>In recent years, it was discovered that billions of snow crabs disappeared from the ocean around Alaska, and now the scientists have claimed that they know the reason behind it. As per the scientists, the snow crabs have starved to death because of the warmer ocean temperatures.<br />
<br />
The findings were released just days after the cancellation of the crab harvest season was announced by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game for the second time in a row, citing the increasing number of missing crabs from the frigid waters of the Bering Sea.<br />
<br />
The study, which was published by scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on Thursday (Oct 19), found a significant connection between the missing snow crabs, which started disappearing in 2021 as per the surveys, and recent marine heat waves in the eastern Bering Sea.<br />
<br />
“When I received the 2021 data from the survey for the first time, my mind was just blown,” stated Cody Szuwalski, lead author of the study and fishery biologist at NOAA. “Everybody was just kind of hoping and praying that that was an error in the survey and that next year you would see more crabs,” she added.</p>

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<p>“And then in 2022, it was more of a resignation that this is going to be a long road,” said Szuwalski, while speaking to CNN.</p>

<h2><strong>Is overfishing a reason behind the disappearance of snow crabs?</strong></h2>

<p>In 2022, for the first time, the US snow crab fishery was closed in Alaska. As per the catchers, overfishing has led to the population decline of snow crabs, however, “overfished” is a technical definition that fails to explain the collapse, as per the experts.<br />
<br />
“The big take home for me from the paper, and just the whole experience in general, is that historically, fishery scientists had been very worried about overfishing — this has been our white whale, and in a lot of places we really solved that with management,” said Szuwalski. “But climate change is really throwing a wrench into our plans, our models and our management systems,” she added.</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;G20 host India proposes 'global biofuel alliance' | WION Climate Tracker</strong></p>

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<p>For the study, the scientists looked into what could have led to the disappearance of the snow crabs in 2020 and ended it with two categories: the snow crabs have either moved or died.<br />
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Szuwalski said they searched north of the Bering Sea, in deeper levels of the oceans and west toward Russian waters, and “ultimately concluded that it was unlikely that the crabs moved, and that the mortality event is probably a big driver.”<br />
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In the research, it was found that population density and warmer temperatures were significantly related to higher mortality rates among grown crabs.</p>

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In recent years, it was discovered that billions of snow crabs disappeared from the ocean around Alaska, and now the scientists have claimed that they know the reason behind it.

In recent years, it was discovered that billions of snow crabs disappeared from the ocean around Alaska, and now the scientists have claimed that they know the reason behind it. As per the scientists, the snow crabs have starved to death because of the warmer ocean temperatures. The findings were released just days after the cancellation of the crab harvest season was announced by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game for the second time in a row, citing the increasing number of missing crabs from the frigid waters of the Bering Sea. The study, which was published by scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on Thursday (Oct 19), found a significant connection between the missing snow crabs, which started disappearing in 2021 as per the surveys, and recent marine heat waves in the eastern Bering Sea. “When I received the 2021 data from the survey for the first time, my mind was just blown,” stated Cody Szuwalski, lead author of the study and fishery biologist at NOAA. “Everybody was just kind of hoping and praying that that was an error in the survey and that next year you would see more crabs,” she added. ALSO READ | Weakening of Gulf Stream 99 per cent certain, ramifications to be global: Study “And then in 2022, it was more of a resignation that this is going to be a long road,” said Szuwalski, while speaking to CNN. Is overfishing a reason behind the disappearance of snow crabs? In 2022, for the first time, the US snow crab fishery was closed in Alaska. As per the catchers, overfishing has led to the population decline of snow crabs, however, “overfished” is a technical definition that fails to explain the collapse, as per the experts. “The big take home for me from the paper, and just the whole experience in general, is that historically, fishery scientists had been very worried about overfishing — this has been our white whale, and in a lot of places we really solved that with management,” said Szuwalski. “But climate change is really throwing a wrench into our plans, our models and our management systems,” she added. Watch | G20 host India proposes 'global biofuel alliance' | WION Climate Tracker For the study, the scientists looked into what could have led to the disappearance of the snow crabs in 2020 and ended it with two categories: the snow crabs have either moved or died. Szuwalski said they searched north of the Bering Sea, in deeper levels of the oceans and west toward Russian waters, and “ultimately concluded that it was unlikely that the crabs moved, and that the mortality event is probably a big driver.” In the research, it was found that population density and warmer temperatures were significantly related to higher mortality rates among grown crabs. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Here's why billions of crabs disappeared from ocean around Alaska

<p>The mouths of fishermen in the coastal Chinese city of Xiamen are being swabbed for Covid-19, as well as the fish they catch, according to a media report.</p>

<p>As China maintains its zero Covid commitment, city officials are working to ensure there is no way for the virus to enter, ordering all fishers and their catch to undergo a daily nucleic acid test, according to The Guardian.</p>

<p>According to the political and legal committee of the Xiamen Jimei district, it was necessary to swab both returning workers and their "materials" immediately upon disembarking each day, because some fishers had made illegal trades or contact with overseas vessels while at sea, "resulting in the import of the coronavirus."</p>

<p>"At present, all people in Xiamen city need nucleic acid testing, and the fish catches must be tested as well," an employee at the Xiamen municipal ocean development bureau told local media.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to The Guardian, television news reports showed officials swabbing the mouths of fish and the undersides of crabs.&nbsp;There have been no reports of the virus being detected.</p>

<p>The rules were published late last month and made headlines this week, causing social media users to laugh.</p>

<p>A related hashtag was read 120 million times and discussed by over 6,000 people on Weibo.</p>

<p>One popular comment said: "Absurd, this embodies decades of strangeness."</p>

<p>Another suggested that the authorities go even further, incorporating marine life into the mandatory health code system and requiring fish entering China's territory from international waters to undergo a seven-day quarantine.</p>

<p>China has remained steadfast in its commitment to zero COVID, a policy that has garnered widespread domestic support but has also irritated many citizens.</p>

<p>According to The Guardian, the resource-intensive efforts have resulted in city-wide lockdowns, travel restrictions, and frequent nucleic acid testing requirements for citizens.</p>

<p>A viral video last week showed customers at an Ikea showroom outnumbering security guards in order to push through doors and avoid being locked inside after a snap quarantine order was issued to the store.</p>

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The mouths of fishermen in the coastal Chinese city of Xiamen are being swabbed for Covid-19, as well as the fish they catch, according to a media report. As China maintains its zero Covid commitment, city officials are working to ensure there is no way for the virus to enter, ordering all fishers and their catch to undergo a daily nucleic acid test, according to The Guardian.

The mouths of fishermen in the coastal Chinese city of Xiamen are being swabbed for Covid-19, as well as the fish they catch, according to a media report. As China maintains its zero Covid commitment, city officials are working to ensure there is no way for the virus to enter, ordering all fishers and their catch to undergo a daily nucleic acid test, according to The Guardian. According to the political and legal committee of the Xiamen Jimei district, it was necessary to swab both returning workers and their "materials" immediately upon disembarking each day, because some fishers had made illegal trades or contact with overseas vessels while at sea, "resulting in the import of the coronavirus." "At present, all people in Xiamen city need nucleic acid testing, and the fish catches must be tested as well," an employee at the Xiamen municipal ocean development bureau told local media. According to The Guardian, television news reports showed officials swabbing the mouths of fish and the undersides of crabs. There have been no reports of the virus being detected. The rules were published late last month and made headlines this week, causing social media users to laugh. A related hashtag was read 120 million times and discussed by over 6,000 people on Weibo. One popular comment said: "Absurd, this embodies decades of strangeness." Another suggested that the authorities go even further, incorporating marine life into the mandatory health code system and requiring fish entering China's territory from international waters to undergo a seven-day quarantine. China has remained steadfast in its commitment to zero COVID, a policy that has garnered widespread domestic support but has also irritated many citizens. According to The Guardian, the resource-intensive efforts have resulted in city-wide lockdowns, travel restrictions, and frequent nucleic acid testing requirements for citizens. A viral video last week showed customers at an Ikea showroom outnumbering security guards in order to push through doors and avoid being locked inside after a snap quarantine order was issued to the store. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Chinese officials swabbing fish mouths, underside of crabs for Covid: Report

A Cuban city of Matanzas is seeing swarms of crabs. The number of red crabs dramatically increased during Covid. During spring, millions of red, yellow, black crabs migrate from forest to sea. Due to reduced traffic during Covid, crabs increased in numbers & size.

Cuban city sees thousands of red, yellow & black crabs

<p>A UK report has concluded that crabs, octopuses and lobsters are sentient beings capable of feeling pain. This has led to addition of these animals in the list of sentient beings which will be protected under new animal protection law.</p>

<p>The report was commissioned by the UK government. Experts at the London School of Economics looked at 300 scientific studies to evaluate of sentience.</p>

<p>Sentience is defined as the quality of being able to experience feelings. Humans are sentient beings. In new animal welfare legislation being debated in UK, vertebrates, or animals with backbone have already been classified as sentient.</p>

<p>The study by LSE experts has concluded that cephalopods ( like squids, octopuses and cuttlefish) and decapods (crabs and other animals) are sentient. The report recommends that lobsters and crabs shouldn't be boiled alive as they are sentient beings capable of feeling pain. The report has also suggested best practices.</p>

<p>"The Animal Welfare Sentience Bill provides a crucial assurance that animal wellbeing is rightly considered when developing new laws. The science is now clear that decapods and cephalopods can feel pain and therefore it is only right they are covered by this vital piece of legislation," said Animal Welfare Minister Lord Zac Goldsmith in a statement published on UK government website.</p>

<p>The legislation is not yet a law. When the law comes to effect, it will establish an Animal Sentience Committee</p>

<p>This committee will observe and make reports on to what extent government would have taken into account sentient animal welfare.</p>


A UK report has concluded that crabs, octopuses and lobsters are sentient beings capable of feeling pain. This has led to addition of these animals in the list of sentient beings which will be protected under new animal protection law.

A UK report has concluded that crabs, octopuses and lobsters are sentient beings capable of feeling pain. This has led to addition of these animals in the list of sentient beings which will be protected under new animal protection law. The report was commissioned by the UK government. Experts at the London School of Economics looked at 300 scientific studies to evaluate of sentience. Sentience is defined as the quality of being able to experience feelings. Humans are sentient beings. In new animal welfare legislation being debated in UK, vertebrates, or animals with backbone have already been classified as sentient. The study by LSE experts has concluded that cephalopods ( like squids, octopuses and cuttlefish) and decapods (crabs and other animals) are sentient. The report recommends that lobsters and crabs shouldn't be boiled alive as they are sentient beings capable of feeling pain. The report has also suggested best practices. "The Animal Welfare Sentience Bill provides a crucial assurance that animal wellbeing is rightly considered when developing new laws. The science is now clear that decapods and cephalopods can feel pain and therefore it is only right they are covered by this vital piece of legislation," said Animal Welfare Minister Lord Zac Goldsmith in a statement published on UK government website. The legislation is not yet a law. When the law comes to effect, it will establish an Animal Sentience Committee This committee will observe and make reports on to what extent government would have taken into account sentient animal welfare.

Crabs and lobsters are sentient beings, don't boil them alive: UK report

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