Brown Crab is one of the most famous crustaceans in the kitchens. A crab whose carapace is wider (25cm) than long (11cm), with crowded anterolateral edges, has a brownish colour. Its robust tweezers stand out for their shape and for being black at the tips.

A crab with a flat shape and a trapezoid shape that can reach 8.5cm in width. The surface of its carapace, whose colour varies between brown and reddish (when cooked), is covered by a dense layer of short brown hair, which gives it a velvety appearance.

The most distinctive crustacean in terms of appearance, due to its undefined edges. It is also distinguished by its indented border and by having areas devoid of hair. In terms of colour, in addition to the various shades between brown and red, it also presents more accentuated colourations in the posterior area of the body. Its abdomen has a dark brown stain and bright red stains.

The Live Shrimp has a long abdomen, a laterally compressed body, the first three pairs of legs with pincers and a generally developed rostrum. The prawns are small, with an average of 3 cm in length. Fishing for these shrimp is one of the most important economic activities, due to its high commercial value.

Being able to reach 60cm in length, this crustacean also has two large, flat claws. It may have colours of blue tones, with white spots distributed over the body on the upper part and yellowish on the lower face.

The famous reddish crustacean with a heart-shaped shell has numerous spines, the six largest of which are found on the side edges. Its face has two large divergent spines. Its fur-covered paws give it a wingspan of 18cm long and 20cm wide.

King Crab is a crustacean of the order of the decapods that inhabit the cold seas naturally. Its considerable size, which gives rise to the name, makes it a very popular crustacean in various cuisines all over the world.

This crustacean, which can weigh up to 4 kg and reach 50 cm in length, has a spiny carapace and antennae longer than the body. In addition to the brown colour, it also has yellow spots distributed throughout the body.

Green crab is characterized by having three spikes on the forehead and five spikes on each side of the anterolateral edges of the carapace.

A small, cylindrical-shaped lobster can reach 25 cm in total length. Its colour varies between pale orange and reddish. It displays a well-marked post-cervical crest. The eyes are large and kidney-shaped. The first three pairs of legs have claws; those of the first pair are markedly elongated with rows of thorns. Of the two pairs of antennas, the second is longer and thinner. The abdomen ends in a fan shape.