How to tie up crabs, how to tie crabs

Tools Raw materials.

A rope of rice (the length is determined according to the size of the crab).

Method steps.

First of all, we have to press the crab first and prevent it from moving, so that it can play the role of fixing the crab, otherwise you will not be able to handle it, especially the 8 small claws, which are very strong.

Then put the 8 small claws of the crab closer to the center, as shown in the picture below. This operation is carried out on the basis of holding the crab down.

Next, we moistened the rope with water, and I found that it was easy to tie when wet, as if the dry rope could not be tied.

Then, we tie the crab horizontally with the rope line, first tie it in a circle, and one end of the rope is fixed in the index finger and middle point of the left hand, as shown in the picture below.

Then we wrap the crab sideways in a circle again. When winding, the left hand cannot be sent, the crab must be firmly fixed, and the large tongs and 8 claws must be wound when winding.

Then the thread is passed under one end of the horizontal line and wound vertically, at this time the crab can also be picked up and wound, as shown in the figure below.

Then we wrap it vertically around and tie a knot so that a crab is tied and it doesn't crawl around.

end precautions.

When tying, pay attention to avoid being pinched by the crab's big pincers, and be sure to suppress the crab first.

Here's how to tie the crab:

Prepare the tool: rope.

1. Hold the eight legs of the crab with both hands, lift them up and fold them tightly

2. Hold the crab with your left hand, press the crab's right pincer with your thumb, and press the crab's left pincer with your index finger.

3. Take out the rope, press one end of the rope with the thumb of your left hand, hold the other end of the rope with your right hand, and wrap the rope horizontally for 2 turns (tie the crab's 8 legs and 2 pliers and can't move).

4. After winding horizontally, wrap it vertically from the head for 2 turns.

5. Tie the knots at both ends of the rope, first tie a dead buckle, and then tie a live buckle (easy to untie), and the crab will be tied.

Crabs

A general term for the species of the subphylum Decapod Decapod Brachyura. Although porcelain crabs, hermit crabs, coconut crabs, and cicada crabs in the order Crooked Tail are also called "crabs", crabs do not include species in the crooked tail sect in taxonomy. There are more than 4,500 species of crabs in the world and nearly 800 species in China, many of which have important economic value.

90% of crabs are seafood, and the rest are freshwater. Among the marine crabs, such as sheep crabs, guangong crabs, frog crabs (ranina), and mantou crabs (calappa), they live in the subtidal zone at different depths; For example, pike crabs live in shallow seas; Square crabs (grapsidae), sand crabs (ocypodidae) and most fan crabs (xanthidae) live mainly in the wide intertidal zone.

A very small number of species, such as planes and varuna, can attach to wood or other floating objects that live in the ocean.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Crab.