Sand Bubbler Crabs Making Sediment Balls on an Australian Beach (From BBC's Blue Planet) - HD

Sand bubbler crabs 'hunt' meiofauna during low tide, producing sand balls while doing so.

This humorous footage is part of Blue Planet (episode 3 - Tidal Seas) by the BBC, a series that I highly recommend.

Narrated by David Attenborough.

Blue Planet - BCC:

[HeavyMetal]

So cool. I see these little balls all over the palce and never knew that's where they came from. Nice

[clshady]

I've been watching videos about wildlife my whole life, and I can still just turn on a video and see something that amazes me.

[caroldanvers]

These crabs are more productive than me

[mrk]

Thanks Zefrank, for making me aware of these creatures' existence.

[LilianaKali]

Zefrank is the reason I'm here after his bubbler crab video I needed more of these little guys

[faultyinterface]

I love Blue Planet. Such an incredible documentary series.

[bobhd]

I love Crabs all kinds of Crabs they are so entertaining to watch especially land crabs they are some quirky creatures.

[ramzaheiral]

lost my damn mind at the background music

[hanimohd]

Wow. This is so amazing. Even crabs is more productive than me. Haha

[AvitalShtap]

I CAN'T!!! This is so cute and funny!!!! I love whoever chose the music! BRavo to this productive tiny little sphere producing crabby!

[zeinasyd]

Sobhan Allah I have never seen this before this is incredible

[micxploed]

Crab: " rolling a ball, rolling a ball, rolling a ball, rolling a ball."
That's what I picture going on in their head

[Crimson_Sun]

They're kinda adorable

In a sorta creepy crab way

[boyakasha]

3 people have been pinched by a crab then lol

[prowlus]

Allt more entertaining than Spain v Sweden

[Catawampa]

Came here from seeing one of them eat some mans leg hair

[zxzxzzxx]

Not quite Under the sea, but still cool