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'Crabzilla' doesn't scare off two curious boys
/ Courtesy of Mirror
By Ko Dong-hwan
A giant crab that's over 16 meters in length reportedly surfaced on water at a British town of Whitsable, news reports said Wednesday.
Termed by the news as “crabzilla,” the monster sea creature was captured in several photographs posted on British news media Mirror. According to the photos, the crab is seen floating on water below a town wharf. One of the photos shows two boys on the wharf idly fishing for the crab.
Verity of the photos remains controversial, as netizens are roiling over whether they are hoax.
It’s the second giant crab news since the first was reported Oct. 12, when the finding originated from a British shoreline.
The largest verified crab so far is a Japanese spider crab, which measures 3.7 meters in length. It was caught in the Pacific Ocean in 2009.