Pictures animals of the sea. Print with an illustration of a sand crab from Valencia. Black and white drawing. Decorative print for framing.

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Sand crab (Carranc - Portumnus latipes). Black and white drawing

Name: Sand crab (Carranc - Portumnus latipes). Black and white drawing
SKU: 22230
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Handmade print signed with an illustration of a beach crab (Carranc in Valencian). Black and white drawing done in ink on paper.

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Medium	Illustration printed on Hahnemühle 188gr. museum paper.

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Handmade print signed with an illustration of a beach crab (Carranc in Valencian). Black and white drawing done in ink on paper. Print for framing.

ABOUT THE SAND CURLEW (Carranc - Portumnus latipes). It has five teeth on its anterior lateral margin and reaches a length of 19 mm. This crab lives from the intertidal zone to 100-150 m depth, below the surface of the sand. It possibly swims just above the surface.

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