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8. Linked citation goes here Since the Delaware bay is so close to many nuclear energy plants, pollution affects the Delaware Bay and also blue crabs. Return to Exhibit

9. Linked citation goes here Many people go to the Delaware Bay to fish, but many people bring stuff to eat, so they just throw the trash in the water. That affects the water so it kills the crabs. Return to Exhibit

10. Linked citation goes here Because of the Blue Crabs delectable meat many people want to eat it, therefore many fishers fish them. Return to Exhibit

11. Linked citation goes here People that are not fishers kill blue crabs and take their feet and arms and they sell them. Return to Exhibit

12. Linked citation goes here The blue crabs live in oysters reef because it is an oyster predator. Return to Exhibit

13. Linked citation goes here The blue crab usually moves because of environmenta l changes. Return to Exhibit

14. Linked citation goes here The blue crab moves to the bottom of its habitat to lay eggs. Return to Exhibit

15. Linked citation goes here Blue Crabs are found in estuaries. Return to Exhibit

16. Linked citation goes here Blue Crabs mostly live in the Atlantic. Return to Exhibit

17. Linked citation goes here Blue Crabs stay in the Delaware Bay to look for oysters to eat. Return to Exhibit

18. Linked citation goes here Blue Crabs use there blue skin to hide in the ocean from his predators. Return to Exhibit

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20. Linked citation goes here Most blue crabs In the gulf of Mexico died from the BP oil. The effects of this oil spill still exists, killing more as we speak. The BP oil spill wiped out much marine wild life. Return to Exhibit

21. Linked citation goes here Sharks Attack!!!! Blue crabs are dropping like Flies!!!! For them to survive the dangerous ocean water they need to avoid sharks attacks! Return to Exhibit

22. Linked citation goes here Crabs are eaten as food because humans eat them to nourish their bodies. To humans, crabs are healthy and so tasty. Return to Exhibit

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24. Linked citation goes here Egg Larvae: Zoeae Megalops Juvenile Adult Return to Exhibit

25. Linked citation goes here Blue crabs can swim in deep water! Return to Exhibit

26. Linked citation goes here Male crabs dance to attract mates. Return to Exhibit

27. Linked citation goes here Blue crabs are being Over harvested every day 24/7, by humans who use them for food/trading and goods. Return to Exhibit

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