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"That's not a crab - THIS IS A CRAB," the Facebook post said, referencing the famous knife scene from Crocodile Dundee.
The tourism association said the crabs on the island are able to grow so large because they are a protected species.
"One of the reasons Christmas Island has the largest robber crab population remaining on the planet is because our crabs are protected. Did you know that these crabs can live to be 70 years old?" the association said.
That's not a crab - THIS IS A CRAB - photo : Mark Pierrot
Posted by Christmas Island Tourism Association on Tuesday, February 2, 2016Advertisement