In this intriguing discussion, Dr. Joanna Wolfe, an evolutionary biologist, Professor Matthew Wills, a paleobiologist, and crab aficionado Ned Suesat-Williams dive into the quirky world of crabs. They unravel the concept of carcinization, revealing how crab-like forms evolved independently multiple times. Discover the traits that make crabs so successful, from their unique sideways walking to their remarkable ecological roles. Plus, hear about the fascination crabs hold in culture and science, making them the ultimate evolution favorites.
