Habitat

Elecrabs inhabit tidepools and rocky coastal areas, particularly where lightning frequently strikes the shore. They hide in crevices during the day and come out when storms roll in.

What It Eats

Elecrabs dine on seaweed, the occasional electric eel (very carefully), and lost glowsticks that drift in from beach parties.

How It Moves

Elecrabs scuttle quickly and sideways, leaving behind a fine static trail that can make your hair stand on end if you walk too close.

Fun Facts

• Children in coastal towns sometimes race Elecrabs using tiny shell chariots.

• The winning crab glows bright blue for the rest of the night, lighting up the boardwalk.