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An explosion in numbers of a species of giant crab is
\n causing concern amongst environmentalists.<\/p>\n
Millions of Kamchatka or Red King Crabs have already spread around 400
\n miles south from northern Norway.<\/p>\n
The monster crustaceans, which were introduced to Europe by Stalin in the
\n 1930s, have a claw span of more than three feet and can weigh in at 25
\n lb.<\/p>\n
More than 10 million have reached the Lofoten Islands in northwest Scandinavia,
\n all but eliminating populations of other species such as Northern clams
\n in their wake.<\/p>\n
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