Art Installation Falsely Claims Crabs

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Art installation in Spain falsely shared as 'real giant crabs in Indonesia'

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A video of an art installation in Spain falsely portrayed as showing giant crabs washed up on a beach in Indonesia 's East Nusa Tenggara province.

The 17-second video -- watched more than 7,900 times -- appears to show two giant crabs on a shore near a concrete wall.

Images on Google Maps from a town on Spain 's Atlantic coast show the same installation, which, according to the artist's website, was made of recycled materials.

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