Ultra rare Spiny Fossil Crab Charybdis from the Pliocene of Sukabumi, Indonesia. Presenting an extraordinary and meticulously prepared fossil crab from the Pliocene era, found in Indonesia. Unlike the majority of specimens on the market, which typically lack detailed preservation and the prominent display of legs, this remarkable crab has been carefully prepared in 3D within its matrix, revealing a perfect ventral side with stunning anatomical detail. The specimen clearly shows its mouth and male gender, offering fascinating insights into its biology. Additionally, this type of crab is known for its spiny claws, and in this specimen, the spines are beautifully preserved, adding to the overall impressiveness of the fossil. This level of preparation is incredibly rare, as most fossil crabs available for sale are typically flat, incomplete, and lack the intricate preservation of the legs, claws, and ventral features. This fossil crab stands out not only for its detailed anatomical representation but also for its visual impact, as the three-dimensional preparation allows for a fully immersive experience of this ancient creature. A must-have for collectors seeking something truly unique and well-preserved from the Pliocene, this specimen is perfect for both scientific study and display. Crab is 11 cm from claw to claw. Carapace is 6,5 cm wide. Matrix is 13,5 x 7,5 (h) cm. Many painstaking days to expose this specimen and preserving all those tiny details on the claws and on the oral side. Restored 1%( during preparation some parts like fingers brokes and they are been glued). All the parts of the specimen are original, not composed, not pieces from other specimens. 100% Rare museum specimen.