The wet season coincides with millions of big tumours from the forest migrating to the river for reproduction, according to the Australian government parks department.
Every year, this picturesque spectacle takes place in October or November, while it occasionally happens in December or January.
The researchers determine the exact time of red crab migration according to the moon movement and the degree of completion and lighting.
The migration leads to the males of the red crab and then the females are attached to it, and as soon as they reach the beach, the cancers are immersed in the water, then their burrows are dug on the near righteousness in preparation for the start of reproductive operations.
Additionally, each female crab that stays in her hole for longer than two weeks can lay up to 100,000 eggs, which hatch once the egg touches water.
“Crabs invasion” video. What is happening on this island?
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