Clambs are either a bright red (in any shade of red too) to a roasted brown. They originated from a small island, which we (the DRF researchers) call 'serenity'. It is located off the coast a little from Hawaii, and on it's surface are these little crabs, each species with a unique, special trait, ability, or appearance. The specimen in the data analyzer is a broadhead clamb. These clambs are very sturdy, bulky and strong. Their shell has a flat, slight curved shape, and it's easy to tell these apart from any other clambs. A broadhead male is easy to tell apart from a female, as their claws are much bigger, they themselves are much bigger, and they are quite strong, and pack a punch. while mating, all species of clamb have a different mating tactic. broadheads, for example, fight each other in a duel to win over the female. such is seen in many crabs, insects, and mammals (also reptiles!) around the world, too. their legs are thick and segmented, while the segmentation is merely just in all crabs for joints to connect. The thickness, though, is used for 1. More stability to support their bodies, as they are quite large. And 2. For burrowing. They dig holes to fit themselves in when high tide comes, as seen in a few other species of crab.
this took way too long (like 2 hours _skull_)
