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Saturday, 04 September 2010
Canada Dot Com
It certainly isn't what you would expect from a place called Christmas Island. No snow, no elves, no Santa, in fact one of the few signs of Christmas are the island's famous red crabs. The island reportedly has 100 million of these who live on the forest floor and migrate this time of year to the water to spawn. The crabs are such a big deal that the island's tourism association has a crab update on it .Christmas Island has an estimated 100 million red crabs that migrate to the ocean to spawn.Christmas Island Tourism Association Christmas Island is part of Australia, even though it is 2,600...
 Christmas Island
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