A langosta has no claws and a lobster does.
langosta is native to the island of curaco
la langosta
Langosta Roja
Yes, it's Spanish for "lobster."
langosta americana cangrejo de mar
Caldo de langosta translates to "lobster soup" in English. It is a dish made with lobster as the main ingredient, typically cooked in a broth or stock with other ingredients such as vegetables and spices.
I'm stuck on this too. I have to do write out the synonyms of langosta. One obvious one is lobster I guess. There aren't any more, I'm afraid, unless you use langisto, Spanish's word for langosta
The langosta is another name for the Caribbean spiny lobster. It is preyed upon by many creatures including sharks, groupers, octopi and humans.
Has palm trees, langosta: a spiny lobster with no claws, trees, and water.
a maine lobster has no claws and a atlantic lobster has claws
It is a Spanish word with different meanings in different areas. In America, it is commonly used in the restaurant trade to refer to the meat of a squat lobster, which is neither a true lobster nor a prawn. it's more closely related to porcelein crabs and hermit crabs. in Spanish it means some species of prawns (crustaceans)
"Con mi langosta" translates from Spanish to "with my lobster." The phrase may refer to a dish or meal that includes lobster, often indicating a sense of enjoyment or sharing a special experience involving this seafood. It could also be a playful or affectionate way of referring to someone, likening them to a beloved or valued item like lobster. The context in which it's used can greatly influence its meaning.