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A lobsters live starts as an egg which hatches and is released as larvae by the female, where they drift to the surface in their planktonic phase, which lasts for a couple months. At this stage they are only a few millimeters across, and do not resemble adults, but look more like small shrimp. These grow and moult a few times, the third time being a metamorphasis where they resemble an adult, and about a half inch across, where they begin to drift to the sea bottom (the benthic phase). Initially they hide all the time, as they continue to grow and moult they begin to venture out more to forage.

It is not known exactly how old they can get and it's possible they do not have an age limit; the largest lobster on record was about one meter in length and weighed in around 45 pounds.

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