Happy Wednesday!
A cotton-candy lobster caught in Casco Bay, Portland, Maine, will not be sold or eaten. The lobsterman who captured this one in a hundred million crustaceans will find a home for it to live out its rare and beautiful life.
Lobsters can come in a variety of colors: pink, yellow, blue, red, and spotted, but they all turn red once they've been cooked.
The story continues with the rare lobster being returned to his natural habitat; Hot garlic butter with some fresh parsley floating around like seaweed.
ReplyDeleteActually, I don't eat lobster and am very happy when one of these giant ocean dwelling cockroaches gets returned to the sea.
Well... I don't know if it is good news, but it is certainly fun or interesting news.
ReplyDeleteChelle always asks me if there's interesting in the news, so I think this will qualify.
A candidate for a city aquarium.
ReplyDeleteNice article here with more pics...
ReplyDeletehttps://www.huffpost.com/entry/cotton-candy-blue-lobster_n_618bdc39e4b087e2efa01026