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Topic	A crab eating chips
Ratchetrockon 03/29/23 8:54:47 PM #7:	OneThatFollows posted... They can, but it's a different sort of "fat". They can't easily change size, but their hemolymph (the "goop" inside them) accumulates a lot more fat in liquid form, and makes them unhealthy in a similar way to how obesity is a challenge for mammals. They can also store a lot of fat in their hepatopancreas, which is very much like a human liver. It's the yellow-ish goop inside a crab that some people like to eat as a delicacy. OneThatFollows posted... They can, but it's a different sort of "fat". They can't easily change size, but their hemolymph (the "goop" inside them) accumulates a lot more fat in liquid form, and makes them unhealthy in a similar way to how obesity is a challenge for mammals. They can also store a lot of fat in their hepatopancreas, which is very much like a human liver. It's the yellow-ish goop inside a crab that some people like to eat as a delicacy. OneThatFollows posted... Wow thanks for the info --- I'm a Taurus. Currently playing: Gothic 2 NOTR <cite>Ratchetrockon posted [p:972503471] in A crab eat... [t:80391073]...</cite> <quote>OneThatFollows posted... </cite><quote>They can, but it's a different sort of "fat". They can't easily change size, but their hemolymph (the "goop" inside them) accumulates a lot more fat in liquid form, and makes them unhealthy in a similar way to how obesity is a challenge for mammals.They can also store a lot of fat in their hepatopancreas, which is very much like a human liver. It's the yellow-ish goop inside a crab that some people like to eat as a delicacy.</quote>OneThatFollows posted... </cite><quote>They can, but it's a different sort of "fat". They can't easily change size, but their hemolymph (the "goop" inside them) accumulates a lot more fat in liquid form, and makes them unhealthy in a similar way to how obesity is a challenge for mammals.They can also store a lot of fat in their hepatopancreas, which is very much like a human liver. It's the yellow-ish goop inside a crab that some people like to eat as a delicacy.</quote>OneThatFollows posted... </cite><quote></quote>Wow thanks for the info --- I'm a Taurus. Currently playing: Gothic 2 NOTR</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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