Says the person that obviously has never eaten fried fish. Or also oysters.
Anyway, I just discovered that English has the same word for the crabs that walk on the ground and the ones that swim around. Those taste completely differently.
Anyway, I just discovered that English has the same word for the crabs that walk on the ground and the ones that swim around. Those taste completely differently.
Says the person that obviously has never eaten fried fish. Or also oysters.
Anyway, I just discovered that English has the same word for the crabs that walk on the ground and the ones that swim around. Those taste completely differently.
What language splits these up and what is the words
Portuguese: “carangueijo” vs. “sirí”
Apparently, the later are a single family:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portunidae
The first is a very general name. But AFAIK, people eat those:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocypodidae
Please describe the difference
One set of them walks on the ground, the other set swims
Hope this helps
One taste crawly one taste swimmy
Yeah, I can’t describe that one. But people don’t even eat the same parts of those crabs.
…theres crabs that swim?
Sebastian was one of them.
There they are