Just a note of appreciation to all the 219 members of "Crabs of the World." We've now reached our year-and-a-half anniversary of this project, and have increased the species in six months from 545 to 735. I never thought that would be possible! Recently people have posted photos of unusual and beautiful crabs from southern Africa, Thailand, and Alaska that have never been on iNaturalist before. I hope you have a chance to scroll through them all. And if you are an expert in crabs in one part of the world, there are many that still need identification. Whenever you post a crab observation, it's helpful to add it to the project, and also helpful to do that when you see a crab posted by someone else. Thank you!