Galapagos Crabs, known also as Sally Lightfoot Crabs, are really delightful to see because of their attractive colors and their seeming ability to walk on water. They are a common sight on rocky beaches on the Atlantic and Pacific coastlines of the Americas, from Florida down to Brazil and Mexico and to Chile, as well as on nearby islands such as the Galapagos and along the Atlantic coast of Africa. The Sally lightfoot crab`s carapace (shell) varies in color from red to mottled dark red and pale green, and is up to about 3-5/8 inches across. They will eat about anything from mussels, barnacles, and other crabs, to young sea turtles and dead fish.
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