I am pleased to report that I have once again stumbled upon a Horseshoe Crab in my time at Cedar Key. Unfortunately, unlike last year's, this one is deceased. I feel very lucky to have found one at all though given it is past their season of abundance.
Happy International Horseshoe Crab Day!!
International Horseshoe Crab Day begun in 2020 as a way to bring awareness to the amazing Limulus Polyphemus. Remember to thank a Horseshoe Crab while you're enjoying the sun at the beach today!
"For an animal that's been around so long, who are we to usher them out?"
- Deborah Cramer, science writer and award-winning author
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-The name of the genus, 'Limulus',which the Atlantic Horseshoe Crab belongs to, is derived from the latin term 'Limulus' which means 'A little askew'
-The epithet 'Polyphemus' is inspired by the one-eyed Greek, Polyphemus. as it was believed they had one eye