
Dungeness Crab
Dungeness crabs (Metacarcinus magister) Dungeness crabs are frequently seen at the Oregon Shelf site (80 m depth) and occasionally at Oregon Offshore

Dungeness crabs (Metacarcinus magister) Dungeness crabs are frequently seen at the Oregon Shelf site (80 m depth) and occasionally at Oregon Offshore

Sea Spider (Ammothea verenae) Sea Spiders are not Arachnids but belong to Class Pycnogonida: spider-like marine Arthropods. They have four pairs of

Unidentified Crustacean (Lithodidae sp.) A deep-sea crab from the family Lithodidae was seen crawling around the equipment and on the pillow basalts

Squat Lobster (Munidolopsis alvisca) This Crustacean is light tan in color and has six walking legs, and two significantly larger claws. A

Spider Crab (Macroregonia macrochira) Spider Crabs are major predators and scavengers at Axial Seamount. They belong to Order Decapoda, and therefore have

Hermit Crab (Pagurus sp.) Hermit crabs belonging to the genus Pagurus use snail shells as homes. There are over 170 species of

Scarlet King Crab (Lithodes couesi) The Scarlet King Crab is a deep-sea crab found at depths below 350 m along the Pacific