"Caribbean King Crab Invasion: A Lifeline for Florida's Dying Corals in the Keys"
In an effort to save Florida's dying corals, a swarm of Caribbean King Crabs will be introduced to the Keys. These crabs, known for their voracious appetite for coral predators, are expected to help restore the delicate ecosystem by preying on the coral-eating snails that have been devastating the reefs. The project aims to protect and revive the coral reefs, which are crucial for marine biodiversity and tourism in the region.