Caption

Many chinese mitten crab (Eriocheir sinensis), invasive species, neozoon, crabs, juveniles move next to and in the shiny water of the Elbe and on stones, hide in the cracks of the rocks and the concrete bank reinforcement, migration upstream, flowing, moving water washes around stones and animals, river, water body, barrage of the Elbe in Geesthacht, motion blur, wiping effect, long exposure, soft focus, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, Europe

Date

Mar 03, 2024

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Carola Vahldiek

Reference

BRK24B62_178

Model release

No

Property release

NA

License type

Royalty free

Available size

30,0Mb (1,4Mb) / 15,0in x 7,8in / 4500 x 2330 (300dpi)

Keywords

Arthropod Arthropoda Arthropods Bank reinforcement Blur Blur Effect Blurred Motion Central Europe Chinese Chinese mitten crab Crustacea Crustacean Crustaceans Elbe Eriocheir sinensis Europe Europe's FRG Geesthacht German German Federal Republic Germany Grapsoidea Invasive species Lower Saxony Middle Europe Neobiota No People North Germany Northern Germany Republic of Germany Seawall Shanghai hairy crab Shoreline stabilization Wildlife animal animal child animals animals in the wild barrage barrages blurred blurry body of water bulb exposure concrete crack cracks cub deserted empty fauna flow flowing geobiont gleaming gloss glossy habitat hatchling hide hiding invasive invasive species juvenile juveniles lock long exposure long time exposure long-term exposure many motion blur move moving natural environment natural environments natural habitat nature neophyte neophyte plant no one nobody non-indigenous species numerous open air out of focus plant plants plenty pup river river bank river banks rivers rock shiny shore sluice sluices stone stones suckling time exposure unfocused uninhabited watershore weir weirs wild animal wild animals wildlife wildlife photography wiping effect young young animal young animals youngs youngster yuvenile Brachyura Crab Crabs Land Schleswig-Holstein Schleswig-Holstein smooth soft water waterfront waters