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Decorator Crab Camposcia Retusa Uses Sponges Tunicate Algae Camouflage Itself — Stock Photo, Image

Decorator crab (Camposcia retusa) uses sponges, tunicate and algae to camouflage itself on coral reef. This species is one of the most artistic crustaceans in tropical reef. Philippines. — Photo

Decorator crab (Camposcia retusa) uses sponges, tunicate and algae to camouflage itself on coral reef. This species is one of the most artistic crustaceans in tropical reef. Philippines.

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