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How to stop mistaking familiar for safe

A coconut crab turns familiar routes into useful data, not automatic proof of safety, and offers a smaller way to choose an opening with room.

2026-08-18

The coconut crab has one practical rule about familiar places.

Try the old route once. Let the jam count. Find the opening that gives your body room, then leave before familiarity starts calling itself proof.

A strange route can still be the safer one. The crab would also like you to stop writing sentimental reviews of bad architecture.

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