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“The lobster pictured here weighed in at 16lbs and then was returned to the ocean.”
October 8, 2012
Don’t be shellfish! With a lobster this big, there’s plenty to go around.
Photo: Kaitlin Baird
American lobsters have a long life span. Scientists believe some American lobsters may live to be 100 years old and can grow up to 44 pounds. This makes lobsters the heaviest marine crustaceans in the world! The lobster pictured here weighed in at 16lbs and then was returned to the ocean." - Kaitlin BairdRead the blog post
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“The lobster pictured here weighed in at 16lbs and then was returned to the ocean.”October 8, 2012