The uncooked tail of a lobster is not delicate. It is covered by a shell that protects the top and bottom of the tail. Once cooked the meat inside is very delicate and very tasty. To open the tail requires a bit of work to crack and then romove the meat.
You are eating the lobsters tail when you eat the lobsters tail.
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no it not
Lobsters will tuck their tails under their abdomens and quickly propel themselves backward to escape predators. Some lobsters have a spine on their tail for protecting them from predators.
No. Lobsters can regrow claws and legs, but the tail is too invovled with the lobster's internal organs to effectively regrow.
Crabs and lobsters are similar in having distinctive front claws and claws which they use for crawling. Crabs' bodies tend to be roughly round shaped, whereas lobsters are longer and have a distinct tail.
Lobster tail meat can stick to the shell after boiling due to the protein structure and the cooking process. When lobsters are boiled, heat causes the proteins in the meat to coagulate and bond with the shell. Additionally, if the lobsters are overcooked, the meat becomes firmer and more likely to adhere to the shell. To minimize sticking, it's best to avoid overcooking and to cool the lobsters quickly after boiling.
a lobsters behavioral adaptations arethat it can eat fish by swinging its tail back and forth, it can become blue, it has a shell
Decapods (Lobsters, crabs etc.) are examples of invertebrates that have shells or chitinous bodies that protect their bodies.
They smell like ammonia after they're cooked. That's why lobsters are usually cooked alive, because they deteriorate very quickly after death. And obviously, if you only have the tail, the lobster is dead.
Some bacteria do infect lobsters just as they infect people. One of them causes gaffkemia. It is caused by the Gram-positive lactic acid bacterium Aerococcus viridans var. homari. It is commonly called red tail disease and it is fatal to the lobster.
Red lobsters are one of them, the other being the green lobsters