Dozens of big crabs invade family’s dinner during camping trip in Australia

“Robber crabs behaving badly!” the Facebook post said, adding that the campers had a “few extra mouths to feed.” The post also said the crabs are a protected species in the area.

According to the New York Post, Amy Luetich and her family were feasting on sausages when around 50 robber crabs, who have a strong sense of smell, stormed their camping site.

The pictures posted on Facebook showed the massive crabs looking for food even as the family continued with their dinner.

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Often found on islands across the Indian Ocean and parts of the Pacific Ocean, the crabs are the world’s biggest land crustaceans.