The behavior of hiding molted shells has not been documented in any crustacean. The White-spotted hermit crab (Dardanus megistos) inhabiting tropical coral reefs has a unique molt behavior in which it hides its outer, shed shells in the sand. Video cameras were used to capture the molting behavior. After molting, the crab folds the molted exoskeleton, pressing the cephalothorax with both forceps, and buries the shell with its walking legs, until it is no longer visible.