[DOC] [TLE] Waikk Aquarium  Ghost Crab [PAR]  Most active at night, ghost crabs spend the day in spiral burrows where the ... 
are seen on the sand surface both night and day, perhaps because they are not 
yet ... Ghost crabs are scavengers and run up and down the beach in search of 
food. ... the crab expands it to gain some growing room  kind of like buying a 
pair of... [DOC] [TLE] Atlantic Ghost Crab - Chesapeake Bay Program [PAR] Also known as the sand crab, the Atlantic ghost crab is a sand-colored 
crustacean ... Ghost crabs are active on coastal beaches in the Chesapeake Bay 
region ... Common on coastal beaches; they dig burrows in the sand, where they 
seek ... They will also scavenge for vegetation and detritus. ... Types Of Critters; 
Habitats. [DOC] [TLE] Ghost Crabs - Kids Fun Science [PAR] Ghost crabs live on beaches in tropical and sub-tropical regions. They are found 
... They prefer quiet beaches and forage for food at night when they are less apt 
to be seen by predators. ... Predators of these tiny crustaceans include raccoons, 
shorebirds and gulls. Sand crabs hide in their burrows during hot sunny days. [DOC] [TLE] Sandy Beaches: Life - MarineBio.net [PAR] Beach hoppers burrow under seaweed to escape the dryness and heat of the 
day. ... At night many of the beach hoppers are out of the sand and hopping 
around ... Beach hoppers are crustaceans and are related to shrimp. ... This type 
of feeding is called deposit feeding and results in a type of "cleaning" of the 
sediments. [DOC] [TLE] Ghost crab - Wikipedia [PAR] Ghost crabs are semiterrestrial crabs of the subfamily Ocypodinae. They are 
common shore crabs in tropical and subtropical regions throughout the world, 
inhabiting deep burrows in the intertidal zone. They are generalist scavengers 
and predators of small animals. ... They are also sometimes called sand crabs, 
though the name refers to... [DOC] [TLE] Ghost Crab (Ocypode quadrata): Camouflaged Cruncher [PAR] Ghost crabs are rather cute crustaceans which are difficult to spot because ... 
purposeful manner  but you will probably only see them at dusk or at night. 
Ghost Crabs scavenge the beach, looking for tasty things to eat. ... entrance holes 
of the Ghost Crab burrows in the dry sand of the upper beach, or in the sand 
dunes. [DOC] [TLE] Decapod crustacean species of Aride Island, Seychelles [PAR] long stretch of ne coral-sand beach. Towards ... scavenging terrestrial crabs in 
the form of regurgitated sh remains, Seabird chicks .... Often seen at night 
although occasionally by day, almost exclusively on the beach. .... beach crest 
feeding on medium to small ghost crabs (O. ceraroprhat'mus). ... Lives in burrows 
inland. [DOC] [TLE] Horn-eyed ghost crabs (Ocypode ceratophthalmus) on the Shores of ... [PAR] It is said that when tunneling out their burrow, the crab carry sand to about ... the 
few marine creatures that roam the beaches at low tide, particularly at night. ... At 
low tide, this scavenger is very active at night, scurrying everywhere on the shore. 
.... Horned ghost crabs change camouflage from day to night Ella Davies, BBC... [DOC] [TLE] Ghost Crab [PAR] They called ghost crabs because they are translucent, and because of their 
ability to ... Ghost crabs are rather comical crustaceans. ... them is at dusk or at 
night when the emerge from their burrows to scavenge the beach, looking for 
food. Ghost Crab. Ghost Crab. This ghost crab is almost the same color as the 
beach sand. [DOC] [TLE] Ocypode quadrata (Atlantic Ghost Crab) - UWI St. Augustine [PAR] May 22, 2015 ... Class: Malacostraca (Crustaceans: Shrimps, Sand-hoppers and Woodlice) ... 
Ocypode quadrata, commonly called the Atlantic ghost crab, ... As a nocturnal 
animal, burrowing mostly happens during the day; .... Ecological role of ghost 
crabs, Ocypode quadrata (Fabricius) on an ocean beach: scavengers. [DOC] [TLE] Studies on the ecology and behaviour of the ghost crab ... - ICM [PAR] The water content of the sand at the bottom

Question: The ghost type of this crustacean burrows in the sand by day & scavenges on the beach at night
Answer: the crab