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Lobster claws can be quite powerful and have the potential to inflict painful pinch injuries, but they are not typically considered dangerous to humans. The strength of a lobster's claws varies by species and size, with larger lobsters having stronger claws. While they can cause discomfort if mishandled, serious injuries are rare. Overall, caution is advisable when handling lobsters to avoid pinching.
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What is the difference between Atlantic lobster and Maine lobster?
a maine lobster has no claws and a atlantic lobster has claws
What could a lobster do with its claws?
a lobster can crack a shell with its claw and the claws help the lobster protect its self from predators
What body part of an lobster to used for protection?
Its claws and shell; it also uses its tentacles to feel for possible dangerous situations
Adaptation of a lobster?
claws
How does an lobster protect itself?
Its claws and shell; it also uses its tentacles to feel for possible dangerous situations
Why are claws dangerous?
for dangerous animals claws are poisonous.
What is the name of the crab that have big claws?
lobster
How the lobster protected him self?
The lobster is protected by using its very hard shell and its claws .
What body parts of lobster it used for protection?
their claws
How do lobster catch their prey?
they battle with their tusks
What is an edible sea creature with two big claws?
A Lobster!!
The first pair of legs in a lobster has claws and is called?
Alala
