Red crab migration season, which sees millions of crabs make their way to the ocean to breed, kicked off on Australia’s Christmas Island, footage taken on October 22 showed. According to Parks Australia, red crabs emerge en masse from all over the island and make their way to the ocean to breed every year. This drone footage, filmed by Indian Ocean Experiences, shows the crabs crawling down a road on their journey to the shore. | ABC 7 Chicago

Video shows tens of millions of crabs in Australia crawling to the ocean as part of their annual migration. | NBC News

Tens of millions of red crabs are migrating across Christmas Island, Australia, covering roads and forests in red as they move from the forests to the beaches to lay eggs. Special crab bridges and radio updates help protect them during this spectacular yearly event, which peaks in mid-November. #Crabs #TimesNow | TIMES NOW

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