The Levantine Freshwater Crab, scientifically known as Potamon potamios, is a remarkable crustacean species inhabiting the freshwater ecosystems of the Levant region, including rivers, streams, and wetlands. Characterized by its distinctive shell and robust claws, this crab plays a crucial role in its habitat by contributing to nutrient cycling and controlling populations of aquatic organisms. Typically reaching sizes of up to 6 centimeters in width, the Levantine Freshwater Crab is an omnivorous feeder, consuming a varied diet of plant matter, small invertebrates, and detritus. Despite facing threats such as habitat loss and pollution, efforts are underway to conserve this species and preserve the delicate balance of freshwater ecosystems in the Levant.