The Origin of Soft-Shell Crabs

  • Ling A
  • Fazhan H
  • Azmie G
  • et al.
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Abstract

Soft-shell crabs are famous in seafood restaurants because they have a wonderful flavor, are easy to eat, and are highly nutritious! Soft-shell crabs are any regular edible crabs, but in their natural, soft-shell condition—because they have just shed their old shells, in an event called molting. Within a few hours after molting, while they are still in their soft-shell condition, these crabs are harvested and sold as soft-shell crabs. Crabs in the soft-shell condition have higher market value than crabs in the hard-shell condition. By understanding the origin of soft-shell crabs, we can improve the production of these crabs, as well as try to find ethical and sustainable ways to obtain them.

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Ling, A. X. L., Fazhan, H., Azmie, G., Fujaya, Y., & Waiho, K. (2022). The Origin of Soft-Shell Crabs. Frontiers for Young Minds, 10. https://doi.org/10.3389/frym.2022.772441

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