Dungeness Crab

Rose Bowl (United States)

Fun fish fact: Dungeness crabs are named after a sandy spit in Washington, and in 2024 California made them its state crustacean. Football: California's Rose Bowl hosted both the 1994 men's and the 1999 women's World Cup finals.

Source: Wikipedia

Dungeness crabs scuttle over sandy bays, and California chose them as its state crustacean in 2024. California's Rose Bowl is one of only two stadiums to host both a men's and a women's World Cup final.

On Futbol Island the dungeness crab can be caught at:

• Sunset Shoals: Shallow sandy shoals on the south-west shore, south of the stadium, where the sun sets over the sea. Flatfish lie hidden in the sand, crabs scuttle about, and leopard sharks glide over the shallows.

Size on the island: 15–23 cm.