The Crabs
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| Origin | Portland |
|---|---|
| Oregon | |
| United States | |
| Members | Sarah Dougher |
| Jonn Lunsford | |
| Lisa Jackson | |
| Albums | Sand and Sea |
| Jackpot! | |
| Genres | Indie Pop |
| Indie Rock | |
| Record labels | K Records |
| Knw-Yr-Own Records | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1985804 |
About The Crabs
The Crabs were a Portland, Oregon-based indie-rock band. Originally formed as a duo with Jonn Lunsford and Lisa Jackson, the pair later added keyboardist Sarah Dougher following their 1997 release What Were Flames Now Smolder.
Chilli crab: The woman behind Singapore's beloved dish
... More than 70 years ago, Cher Yam Tian had a request from her husband Lim Choon Ngee, a policeman who was fond of fishing and catching mud crabs by the beach: instead of steaming The Crabs, could she try something different? So she stir-fried The Crabs in tomato sauce...
Crab. e. cam: The underwater crab videos captivating Australia
... cam: The underwater crab videos captivating AustraliaAndy Burnell, an avid Australian fisherman, had always wondered what The Crabs were up to whilst he was out on his kayak...
Red crabs swarm across roads and bridges in Australia
... The Crabs are travelling from the forest to the coast to spawn, the migration beginning shortly after the first rainfall of the wet season...
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... His days are marked by tides, winds and whether The Crabs are in mating season...
Crab. e. cam: The underwater crab videos captivating Australia
Crab. e. cam: The underwater crab videos captivating Australia
This video can not be played
To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.Andy Burnell, an avid Australian fisherman, had always wondered what The Crabs were up to whilst he was out on his kayak.
So he tied a camera to his crab net and started recording.
The footage not only surprised him, but many other Adelaide locals, who never expected so much was happening just under The Surface .
Source of news: bbc.com
