How much food can they hold in there pinchers?

The amount of food a crab can hold in its pinchers varies depending on the size and species of the crab. Generally speaking, crabs have quite strong pinchers that can hold a significant amount of food relative to their body size. Some larger crab species, such as the Alaskan king crab, can have pincers that are several inches across and can easily hold and transport large pieces of food. Smaller crab species may have more delicate pinchers, but they can still hold a considerable amount of food relative to their size. Crabs use their pinchers for a variety of purposes, including catching prey, defending themselves, and manipulating objects in their environment.