6. Yeti Crab: Deep-Sea Survivor Yeti Crab. Image via Unsplash. The yeti crab, residing near hydrothermal vents of the deep ocean, is a testament to life’s tenacity. These crabs survive in darkness at ...

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Sadly, not all ingredients are created equal. And if ever there was a food that shows just how true this is, it is crab. I have a real phobia about crabs, like some people have with spiders.

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Hocker's Family Restaurant and Crabhouse, a new 240-seat restaurant in Ocean View, is opening June 12. The restaurant, located in a former grocery store, will feature steamed crabs, crab cakes ...

Summer entertainment at mall Discovery Days, free, family-friendly entertainment at The Forum Carlsbad, is from 10 a.m. to noon Thursdays in July, hosted in the garden area near Yeti.

Crabs will come from all over the Eastern Shore, Banks said. (This story has been updated to clarify that the public opening of Hocker's is on June 12 after new information was provided by the owner.) ...

Hocker's Family Restaurant and Crabhouse, a new 240-seat restaurant in Ocean View, is opening June 12. The restaurant, located in a former grocery store, will feature steamed crabs, crab cakes ...

And fun preparing a crab for the first time,” while Liz agreed, “I have made this so many times - it’s a great prep ahead entertaining dish. Definitely not your ordinary Mac ‘n cheese!” ...