Methane Meal: Deep-Sea Crab Gets an Icy Surprise

Friday, August 9, 2013 - 12:00 in Biology & Nature

In the ocean's inky depths, crabs scavenge for meals by tracking vibrations from sound and movement. For one crab, that meant a stream of icy methane bubbles seemed like a potential meal — until the methane froze onto its claws and mouth. Scientists from

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