Agencies, tribes work to stop growth of invasive crab

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Scientists say the invasive European green crab can consume shellfish and other native marine life, and destroy critical habitat.

A large European green crab. Green crabs may also be yellow or orange in color, especially on their underside, legs, and claws.SEATTLE — Agencies, tribes and groups across Washington state are working to limit the growth of European green crab populations.

Scientists say the invasive species can consume shellfish and other native marine life, and destroy critical habitat. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife said more than 138,000 crabs have been trapped since the beginning of the year. State and federal officials say shellfish growers, tribes and other entities are playing crucial roles in crab removal.

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