“…Predators of extant marine decapods are fairly well known and include a wide variety of bony and cartilaginous fish (e.g., Warner, 1977;Heck and Wilson, 1987;Phillips, 2006), decapods (e.g., Heck and Wilson, 1987) including conspecific decapods (5cannibalism) (e.g., Kurihara and Okamoto, 1987;Hines and Ruiz, 1995), birds such as the herring gull, curlew, and eider (Cadée, 1994(Cadée, , 1995(Cadée, , 2007, octopods (e.g., Boyle and Knobloch, 1981;Runham et al, 1997), gastropods (Huelsken, 2011), cuttlefish (e.g., Halm et al, 2000;Alves et al, 2006), the shelled cephalopod Nautilus (Ward and Wicksten, 1980), and mammals including man (Warner, 1977).…”