The video below is amazing!

As the Dresser crabs moves through various environments, it scans the ground for any objects it can attach to the velcro-like patches on its exoskeleton, to best match the surroundings. Should it sense danger, it will freeze dead in its tracks and flawlessly merge into the background.

Other species in the majidae family are known for using hooks in their shells to attach long strands of seaweed for cover.

Ever wondered what a crab would look like wearing pearls? Learn more about the weird and wonderful world of the Dresser Crab in this fascinating short video from BBC wildlife show 'Weird Nature'.