Coconut crabs are the largest land invertebrates, reaching sizes of over 3 feet in leg span and a weight of up to 9 lbs. Along with eating their namesake, coconuts, the crabs have been observed catching bigger prey like rats and birds, as well as fruits and nuts.
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Their presence on small islands may have a great effect on the nesting behavior of birds. Islands that contain coconut crabs have been observed with little to no bird populations.

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