Johora singaporensis [SEP] IUCN conservation status
Johora singaporensis
Johora singaporensis, the "Singapore stream crab" or "Singapore freshwater crab", is a critically endangered species of freshwater crab endemic to Singapore. It grows to a size of wide.
Ecology.
"J. singaporensis" lives in streams running through undisturbed forest, where it hides under rocks at the stream's edge, or inside aggregations of leaves and detritus. It is mostly nocturnal, feeding on detritus and oligochaete worms which live in the muddy stream bed.
Distribution.
"J. singaporensis
Johora
Johora is a genus of freshwater crabs found in the Malay Peninsula and surrounding islands. It includes the following species:
- "Johora aipooae"
- "Johora counsilmani"
- "Johora gapensis"
- "Johora grallator"
- "Johora gua"
- "Johora hoiseni"
- "Johora intermedia"
- "Johora johorensis"
- "Johora murphyi"
- "Johora punicea"
- "Johora singaporensis"
- "Johora tahanensis"
- "Johora