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Dr. Bliss was one of the first scientists to research crustacean hormones with the eyestalks of crabs. Bliss was able to discover the X-organ-sinus-gland complex located in the eyestalk. This complex allows hormones to be released into the bloodstream which affects molting, water balance, blood glucose, limb regeneration, and the position of retinal pigments.

Chelipeds are a limb on the crab that contains the first pair of legs and the claw. They are used for self defense and to obtain food.

Crabs often move sideways, as that is how their bodies were built to move. Crabs have multiple legs with joints that outwards. This makes it more efficient and natural for the crabs to move sideways.