What is the difference between a lobster and a cray fish?

Answer 1

A crab has a round body where a lobsters body looks alot more like a giant shrimp with big pincher's crabs also have pincher's too!

When you boil a crab it becomes distressed and poises its meat.

Also when you boil a lobster it is blue when you put it into the pot/saucepan and pink when it comes out.

Answer 2

They are 2 completely different creatures. The crayfish lives at the bottom of the sea and is quite large, and the shrimp is very small and burrows into the sand under the shallow waves on the beach.

Answer 3

Crayfish are freshwater dwelling and not marine. Lobsters are marine dwellers.

Crayfish have claws as do lobsters. Lobsters are usually only located in the Northern Hemisphere.

Answer 4

a crayfish is in freshwater, such as creeks streams lakes and rivers and lobsters and shrimp are in salt water

Answer 5

Not only is a lobster bigger than a cray fish but it stays in salt water other than fresh water

Answer 6

Prawn is a common name used to refer to shrimp. Crayfish or crawfish are a type of freshwater crustaceans that resembles a small lobster.

Answer 7

lobsters are bigger

lobsters live in the sea and in saltwater lakes

crayfish live in rivers and freshwater lakes

i think

please correct me if I'm wrong

Answer 8

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