Some time ago, I hunted photos on the coast in Aceh Besar, Aceh. In the hunt, I saw some snail shells in the bushes. At first I suspect this is a snail or mollusca or melanoides or vivipara. But, I wrong. Molluscs in scientific language mean soft. But, the snails I found were like crabs with mollusca shells.
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I'm assuming this is a type of crab shell thief. But it is possible if the crabs take advantage of the empty shells of a dead snail.
I am curious about this marine biota. I then reset some references about the types of sea shells, snails, and also shrimp on the internet pages. After spending a few hours, I finally found an animal identical to the theft of the nest. The name of this marine biota was decapod crustacean.
She went into a family of shrimp that had a rolled stomach. Stomach with a shape like this is useful to grip the snail shell.
I am not a biologist. So I put a more focused website link about this animal. Check here or here.[]
Very nice photos @dorotea
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Thank you @dorotea
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