Heikegani Crab is one of Japan's native arthropod species. Originally, the Japanese myth states that these crabs bear face Heike samurai who was killed in the battle of Dan-no-ura, and indeed the crab's body is similar to a human face. Carl Stock said in the past, Japanese people only eat crab Heikegani samurai who does not like the face so that they can survive and have offspring. Today, most of these crabs have a body that resembles a human face (though only 1 or 2 inches in diameter). These crabs are rarely eaten.
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