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    Can I keep a ghost crab as a pet?
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    You could keep the ghost crab, but if you want one, it's suggested to get it from a pet store. There are other types of crab that would be better, like a hermit crab.
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    Can ghost crabs be found in Australia?
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    Yes, there are a few different species of ghost crabs found in Australia. It's best to look for them around dusk.
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    If I catch a ghost crab, is it safe to hold?
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    Unless you're very careful, it could pinch you.
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    Can ghost crabs be found in Florida?
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    Yes, they can. I've been to Florida beaches twice in 1 year and I find them everywhere.
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    Can I find ghost crabs in the Philippines?
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    Yes. Ghost crabs are native to most parts of the Mediterranean Sea.
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    What's the size of a ghost crab?
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    Ghost crabs are generally around 3 inches long at the most, and the males tend to be larger than the females.
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    Can ghost crab hurt people?
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    Like other crabs, they can pinch someone, although it won't cause much harm.
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    What eats ghost crabs?
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    Some predators of ghost crabs include raccoons, though many seabirds (such as seagulls) will commonly eat them as well.
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