Abstracts: A’ama crabs and sea spray
One of the first things anyone visiting a rocky seashore here will see is lots of little black shapes skittering away. Those shapes are a’ama crabs.
On this day, I had, as usual, spooked the crabs into motion, but after putting a little distance between me and them, they settled down again. Where they settled was on this sloping rock next to a blowhole. Moments later, water shot out of the blowhole creating this scene.
Where I would have been squealing and running from the sudden deluge, the a’ama crabs remained. I guess, living on these rocky shores, they are well used to this sort of thing.
Such a fun shot! Excellent timing and very pleasing aesthetically, too. Those little crabs look to me like they’re enjoying playing in the splashes and sprays 🙂
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Yeah, those crabs are all over the seashore. Go near the water and you’ll see a bunch of them scuttling away.
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