A navy blue crab found on the beaches of Margarita Island and other areas of the Caribbean. Its scientific name is Carpilius corallinus. (Margarita is a popular Caribbean island destination in Venezuela).
My pants are Capuco colored, referring to the navy blue color of this crab species.
A common name used in Caracas and the surrounding central region for the navy blue crab (Carpilius corallinus), which is called Capuco in other parts of the country like Margarita.
In Murcia, a term for a large crab that is bald or smooth-shelled, distinguished from a Clanca which is not. The reason for this specific distinction between the crustaceans is unknown. (Murcia is a region in southeastern Spain).
He spent his time taking photos of the clancos that were there.
1. An edible crustacean. 2. A difficult, mysterious, or unsolved problem, especially a complex criminal case (the term refers to investigations that are stuck or going backward).
That is one huge cangrejo they have there; Let us go to the beach to eat cangrejo