Snowcrab is a large family member of the crabs that occur in the Northern Atlantic and Pacific waters. Snowcrab occurs in the waters of Canada, Alaska until Norway. This is about the 'clusters' that is the comb with 5 legs, including 1 scissors. The snowcrab lives on muddy seabed to a depth of 450 m.. The snowcrab has a brown/reddish armor and has a cream-colored belly side. Commercial catches for snowcrab are strictly regulated, so the head of the snowcrab must be at least 9,5 cm. Snowcrab has long thin legs in which the tasty meat is located. Typical are the 2 raised forelegs that are slightly shaped around. Commercial catches are mainly cooked and frozen.