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Sand formations made by sand bubbler crabs in Bali, Indonesia.

Yellow golden ghost crab or Ocypode convexa on mudflats of mangrove forest during daytime. It is a scavenger who digs hole inside mudflats and tidal zones. It has bright yellow body.

Crayfish - Ocypode brevicornis Ghost Crab found on sandy beaches of Indian Ocean, burrows in sand, nocturnal scavenger, pale yellow body, stalked eyes, agile predator feeds on the dead fish.

Ocypode ryderi is a species of sea-land crab belonging to the genus Ocypode. It inhabits sandy beaches and, less frequently, mangrove forests in the western part of the Indian Ocean

A painted ghost crab, Ocypode gaudichaudii, on the burrow on a sandy beach in Costa Rica.

Red ghost crab or ocypode macrocera peeping out of its sandy burrow during daytime. It is a scavenger who digs hole inside sandy beach and tidal zones. It has white eye and bright red body.

Red ghost crabs or ocypode macrocera coming out of its sandy burrows to feed on an animal carcass on sandy beach or tidal zones. It has white eye and bright red body.

Atlantic ghost crab (Ocypode quadrata) at the ocean beach, Florida USA

Young Red Sea ghost crab (Ocypode saratan), crab runs along the sand, burrows in the sand on the beach of the Red Sea

Crab living on the Mediterranean and Aegean coasts.

Horned ghost crab (Ocypode ceratophthalmus), also known as horn-eyed ghost crab is a species of ghost crab. As their common name implies, O. ceratophthalmus possess eyestalks extending beyond the eyes into long points, which are longer in adults, and shorter (or even absent) in juveniles. The crabs have a box-shaped body, 6–8 centimetres across the carapace, with darker markings towards the rear in the shape of an H. The outer edges of the eye-sheaths are also sharp and broadly triangular and distinctly pointing sideways in larger individuals. O. ceratophthalmus can run at speeds of up to 2.1 metres per second.

Ocypode quadrata or Atlantic ghost crab or sand crab on the beach lives in burrows in sand above the strandline

Ghost Crab going in or coming out of hole

Close up little ghost crab (Ocypode ceratophthalama) home on sand beach in south of Thailand

An Horned Ghost Crab walks on snow white sand in Jambiani beach, Zanzibar island, Tanzania.

Alert ghost crab (Ocypode ryderi) on the beach, Phi Phi Island, Thailand.

Ghost Crab (Ocypode quadrata) on a Sandy Beach

Fiddler crabs or Ghost crabs walking on the beach go to crab holes in the ocean while sea water level decreased at Koh Yao Noi in Phang Nga, Thailand

Photo of a busy but cautious crab taken on the eye level of the crab

Red ghost crab or ocypode macrocera on mudflats of mangrove forest during daytime. It is a scavenger who digs hole inside mudflats and tidal zones. It has bright red body.