Located at 135 East 55th Street in Manhattan, this unassuming seafood paradise doesn’t need flashy gimmicks or celebrity endorsements—it lets mountains of crab legs do all the talking. And boy, do ...

It's the first confirmed Pacific Northwest sighting of the crab that caused significant ecological damage in the San ...

Lorayne Meltzer has lived along the Gulf of California for 30 years. As an ecologist and director of a binational field ...

A Massachusetts father-daughter duo is taking on a ruthless invader, the European green crab, by turning the species into ...

Have you ever gazed at a starfish gliding across the ocean floor and thought, “That’s basically my distant cousin!”? Probably ...

The third bar seat from the right is my pick for wok viewing. Eating crabs with a group is fun: private rooms will be opening soon. Don’t come straight from a manicure or wear flowing sleeves.

“If you want to bring crabs home and eat them, you’re gonna want a license,” said Mike Luisi, director of the Tidal and Coastal Management and Science Branch with the Department of Natural Resources’ ...

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Crunching along the rocky beach on April 1, Easton pointed out a host of brightly colored starfish, squishy anemones, sand dollars, snails, crabs, worms, algae and horse clams that spit water ...

Ten-year-old Samuel de Jersey and his sister, Martha, 7, were pleased with their father’s starfish discovery. ‘Usually we find little cushion stars,’ said Samuel. ‘But this one is a really big, ...

The real star here is the all-you-can-eat blue crab option. Now, if you’ve never had Maryland-style blue crabs before, you’re in for both a treat and a workout. These aren’t your easy-to-crack king ...