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		<title>Orange on Green &#8211; Sally Lightfoot Crab</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Nov 2017 16:08:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<h2 style="font-size:1em;">The bright orange Sally Lightfoot crab contrasts against the rock&#039;s green algae, in the Galapagos Islands.</em></h2>
<p>These Sally Lightfoot crabs are everywhere in the Galapagos Islands!  They&#039;re not found only on these islands -- they are pretty much ubiquitous across the New World tropics.  However, whenever I&#039;d see them in the past, it was a cool and noteworthy sighting.  In the Galapagos, you quickly tire of them, because they are literally everywhere you look.  I took this photo when I was still intrigued by the crabs, before I got bored of them.  But nevertheless, the photo has had staying power for me.  It&#039;s not so much about the crab as a neat wildlife finding, but rather as a beautiful color contrast against the green algae on the rocks.  Not so much a study in zoology, but rather a study in color.</p>
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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2 style="font-size:1em;">The bright orange Sally Lightfoot crab contrasts against the rock&#8217;s green algae, in the Galapagos Islands.</h2>

These Sally Lightfoot crabs are everywhere in the Galapagos Islands!  They&#8217;re not found only on these islands &#8212; they are pretty much ubiquitous across the New World tropics.  However, whenever I&#8217;d see them in the past, it was a cool and noteworthy sighting.  In the Galapagos, you quickly tire of them, because they are literally everywhere you look.  I took this photo when I was still intrigued by the crabs, before I got bored of them.  But nevertheless, the photo has had staying power for me.  It&#8217;s not so much about the crab as a neat wildlife finding, but rather as a beautiful color contrast against the green algae on the rocks.  Not so much a study in zoology, but rather a study in color.

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		<title>Graspus Graspus &#8211; Sally Lightfoot Crab</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 26 Oct 2017 13:22:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<h2 style="font-size:1em;">The Galapagos Islands' nearly iconic orange Sally Lightfoot crab has a fitting scientific name: <em>Graspus graspus</em></h2>
<p>The Galapagos Islands are overrun with wildlife in general, but especially one creature in particular: the Sally Lightfoot crab.  These crabs are everywhere.  And they are very pretty, too -- a bright vibrant orange.  When keywording a photograph of wildlife, I always look up the scientific name, if I don't already know it.  When I found out the scientific name of the Sally-Lightfoot crab, I chuckled a bit.  <em>Graspus graspus</em>.  What a fitting name for a crab, grasping at everything with its claws.  Especially these crabs, that constantly walk around picking at algae on the rocks.  It seems like an almost comical scientific name to me!</p>
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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2 style="font-size:1em;">The Galapagos Islands&#8217; nearly iconic orange Sally Lightfoot crab has a fitting scientific name: <em>Graspus graspus</em></h2>

The Galapagos Islands are overrun with wildlife in general, but especially one creature in particular: the Sally Lightfoot crab.  These crabs are everywhere.  And they are very pretty, too &#8212; a bright vibrant orange.  When keywording a photograph of wildlife, I always look up the scientific name, if I don&#8217;t already know it.  When I found out the scientific name of the Sally-Lightfoot crab, I chuckled a bit.  <em>Graspus graspus</em>.  What a fitting name for a crab, grasping at everything with its claws.  Especially these crabs, that constantly walk around picking at algae on the rocks.  It seems like an almost comical scientific name to me!

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