The Live Crab Vending Machine: Things That Exist
THE live crab vending machine – coming to a service station near you!
IN Nanjing, China, you can buy a live Shanghai Hairy Crab from a vending machine outside train stations. It’s the emergency pet that guarantees you a seat on the train.
The crabs are kept at 5°C, at which temperature they are believed to be in a state of hibernation.
Oh, and if you get a dead crab in a bag, the company will replace it with three live ones – enough to kickstart a home zoo.
Crabs retails at $1.50 to $7.50 each, depending on size.
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Posted: 23rd, October 2010 | In: The Consumer Comment (1) | TrackBack | Permalink