Earlier this summer, the IMF lowered its global growth forecast for the current year to 3.3% from its previous projection of 3.5%, while dropping the forecast for gross domestic product growth in the U.S. from 2.8% to 2%.arlier this summer, the IMF lowered its global growth forecast for the current year to 3.3% from its previous projection of 3.5%, while dropping the forecast for gross domestic product growth in the U.S. from 2.8% to 2%.
A female horseshoe crab may lay between 60,000 and 120,000 eggs, laying a few thousand at a time. Most of the eggs are eaten long before being able to hatch.
Horseshoe crabs donât have antennae or jaws and have six pairs of legs. Horseshoe crabs are in a class of their own: Merastomata, which means âmouth surrounded by legs.Horseshoe crab fossils, similar in form to the ones you see in estuaries today, are found in rocks over 450 million years old.ntroduction Atlantic horseshoe crabs are one of the many important organisms living in estuaries along the East and Gulf coasts of the United States. They are abundant from Virginia to New Jersey with the largest population of spawning horseshoe crabs found in the Delaware Bay, site of the Delaware NERR.