Crabs make collective movements with their colourful claws in viral video. Wow, says Internet

Indian Forest Service officer Sudha Ramen shared a video in which male crabs can be seen making collective movements to impress the female crabs. The video has over 96,00 views.

Nature and its creations often leave us dumbstruck. This viral video shared by Indian Forest Service officer Sudha Ramen featuring male fiddler crabs making collective movements to attract the female’s attention has also left the Internet pretty amused. Sudha Ramen shared the video on Twitter and it has over 96,000 views. These little male crabs are making collective movements with their colourful claws to attract the female crabs.It's always interesting to know more about nature and it's creations. pic.twitter.com/VaYmOBdIOb Wow. Synchronised flirting. Nature at its best. Great video. I have never seen like this. OMG !! Just look at the way they sync. Wowww Crabs doing synchronized dancing. Now I've seen everything Wow, never saw this Doing beautiful dance to impress. In the 26-second-long video, the male crabs can be seen making collective movements with their colourful claws. Their synchronised movements is just mesmerising to watch. “These little male crabs are making collective movements with their colourful claws to attract the female crabs. It's always interesting to know more about nature and it's creations (sic),” Sudha Ramen wrote sharing the video. The video was initially shared on the Twitter handle of Totally Awesome.