We often see people going on walks with their beloved pet dogs.
But, recently, a new trend seems to have emerged, and it involves people taking their crabs on walks.
Last Sunday, a man shared on Facebook that his friend decided to take his crab out for a walk as the weather was rather pleasant.
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Many netizens joked that the weather these days is so warm that crab would end up being cooked in the 33°C heat.
On 13 Jun, a man shared on 走，新加坡 (Walk, Singapore) Facebook group that his friend decided to bring his pet crab for a stroll.
The crab appears to be leashed too. There is a blue raffia string tied around one of its pincers.
Even though crab walks might not be common practice here, the man looks like he enjoys the stroll like it is the most natural thing to do.
Many netizens were amused seeing the man walk his crab.
Some jokingly asked if the ground would become so hot due to our warm weather that it ends up cooking the crab.
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Others quipped that he was probably bringing the crab to a food stall to be cooked.
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Meanwhile, one netizen wondered if walking the crab would make it tastier in some way.
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Well, we aren’t sure if walking your crab makes them tastier but the netizen is not alone in thinking that way.
The boss of House Of Seafood was also seen taking crabs on a walk recently. He claimed that the exercise would make them meatier.
Perhaps you’ll want to try the crabs at the seafood restaurant for yourself when dining in is back on the table and see if that theory holds true.
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Featured images adapted from Facebook.
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