A terrible creature left behind Colorado airport It is currently on display at the Denver Zoo.

Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance staff shared news of the successful rescue of a Halloween crab along with photos on Facebook.

“Also known as the moon crab, this colorful little stowaway hitchhiked from Costa Rica and was discovered in the main cabin of a plane when it landed in Denver. International Airport,” the article said.

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The creatures have shades of black, orange and red, and some people say the crab resembles a snake. jack-o’-lantern.

Halloween crabs are usually found in Central and South AmericaAccording to Critter Squad.

The moon crab, also known as the Halloween crab, was rescued at Denver International Airport and found a new home at the Denver Zoo. (Denver Zoo Ectotherms Curator and Ambassadors Andy S)

“This rescue is one of many that have been rescued,” a zoo representative told Fox News Digital via email. Denver Zoo The Conservation Alliance agrees.”

The representative added: “We work closely with local, state and federal officials and agencies to ensure a good home for animals injured, confiscated, orphaned, or unable to survive in the wilderness.”

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Crabs are typically two to three inches in size.

According to Critter Squad, they can live up to 10 years.

Halloween crabs are usually found in Central and South America, according to Critter Squad. (Denver Zoo Ectotherms Curator and Ambassadors Andy S)

“To get in the Halloween spirit, you can catch this crab at our Animal Ambassador shows all month long at the Gates Amphitheater,” the zoo said in the post.

The post also stated: “After October, it will head to its permanent home on Tropical Discovery, where you can continue to learn about it. charming conch”

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Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance is also home to other rescued animals.

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A grizzly bear, raccoons and black vulture All of them can be visited in the zoo.

Founded in 1896, the zoo is operated by the Denver Zoological Foundation.