File:Korea-Daejeon-Live crab bundles at a market-01.jpg
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| Description | I had to get a photo of these crab bundles. I am not sure what they are tied to, or what kind of crab they are, but really thought it was a bit different from what i have seen in the states. The thing that really caught my attention was...that they were moving. HA, yeah, the legs of the crabs were still moving.... they were alive. |
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| Author | Luke Hoagland from Daejeon, South Korea |
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