It was low tide, I was walking through the marshy mangrove of Dr Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary in Goa, in search of birds, I noticed the fantastic fiddler crabs who help preserve our important coastal wetland ecosystems. Soon enough, I was taken aback by surprise, seeing a crab running up a tree. Though it looked very surreal, it created enough interest in me to go looking out for crabs on the thickly growing trees around me. I had to find enough of them to conclude, yes, they are tree-dwelling crabs; living in tree holes and beneath the barks.
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