The Biggest Crab in Britain and Still Growing

Seafood fans certainly familiar with crab. Grilled or fried crab is so crunchy. But what would you do if in your table served a crab monster? Ya, recently a fisherman caught biggest crab ever seen in Britain when he was fishing in Pacific Ocean. The crab called Crabzilla which is kind of Japanese Spider Crab has a body the size of a basketball and its legs can straddle a car. They will eventually measure a massive 15ft and still growing. It has enormous legs and lethal claws so that it is a lethal predator in its habitat- up to 2,500ft down in the cold seas of the ocean.
Now the giant crab is quarantined in National Sea Life Centre in Birmingham and ultimately will be moved to the Sea Life centre in Blankenberge in Belgium.
Oya for your info beside delicious crab is one of nutritious which is contain:
Protein
Crab protein content approximately 22 gr/100 gr. Amino acids also full profile. Amino acids the highest number per 100 grams is 3474 mg of glutamate, aspartate 2464 mg, 1946 mg of arginine, lysine and leucine 1939 mg 1768 mg.

Rich in omega-3
Like other sea animal results, the crab is also rich in omega-3 in the amount of 407 mg / 100 gr.

High content of vitamin B12
Crabs also contain high vitamin B12 which is approximately 10.4 mg mcg/100. Ingredients have been able to meet the need of vitamin B12 daily for 174%. Besides crabs also contains niacin and riboflavin in sufficient quantities good for health.

Rich in minerals zinc, copper and selenium
As a result of the sea, crabs are also rich in mineral content. The highest mineral content for crabs is 100 grams of selenium 48 mcg (68% daily needs), copper 0.7 mg (37% daily needs) and zinc 5.5 mg (36% daily needs).

So are excited to try the giant?

Source: dailymail.co.u