Gray's Rock Crab (Geograpsus grayi) | Dry-Preserved Taxidermy Specimen

A dry-preserved taxidermy specimen of Geograpsus grayi, commonly known as Gray's Rock Crab — a robust, fast-moving shore crab found across the Indo-Pacific, from East Africa and the Red Sea through South and South-East Asia to the Pacific Islands. This species inhabits rocky intertidal zones and sea cliffs, where it navigates vertical surfaces with remarkable agility. Its carapace is handsomely marked with a smooth, slightly convex form and characteristic grapsid squarish outline. Dry-preserved to a high standard, this specimen retains excellent structural integrity and natural colour, making it a compelling addition to any natural history or marine invertebrate collection. Species: Geograpsus grayi (Gray's Rock Crab) Family: Grapsidae Distribution: Indo-Pacific Preservation: dry taxidermy Conservation status: non-CITES Suitable for marine biology and natural history collections, cabinet of curiosities displays, educational use, and specimen art.