Lobster

i dont frikin know! just go catch a lobster and eat it and find out. If you die then that is not the ones humans eat!!

Lobsters, like all crustaceans, have two pairs of antennae.

The tail of the lobster is often intended to indicate the muscular, chitin-plated articulated segmented abdomen (which ends up with butter and lemon on your dinner plate); which has six segments and bears pleopods (swimmerets). At the terminus of the abdomen are the uropods (on the outside), which together with a telson (center) form the lobster's tail fan, which among other functions assists in locomotion in an escape behavior shared by other decapods called the caridoid escape reaction.

yes. all lobsters have claws

yes they have 2 urinary bladders

Sardines are fish, not a pastry of dish you create

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"Lobsterback" is a slang term used by Americans for British soldiers during the American Revolutionary War. I have heard two explanations for this. One is that the red coats worn on by the British resembled the red shells of cooked lobsters. Another is that British soldiers were whipped so frequently by their officers that their backs became scarred. Multiple scars might make their bare backs resemble the segmented shells of lobsters, but I can't imagine that the Patriot army would have seen their enemy shirtless often enough to make this explanation plausible. I believe the red coat theory to be correct. Perhaps British soldiers once called each other lobsterbacks because of scarring, but I suspect not.

Of course,,, exactly that depends on the size of the Virgina.

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Crabs Breathing With gills as fish do, and they breathe on land by keeping their gills moist so oxygen in the air can still be absorbed.

I believe that there are three places on the Vineyard that pull ahead of the pack; Up at Gay Head in Aquinnah - Very simple, but amazingly fresh and stuffed with

Lobster. They also make an excellent chowder and the restaurant has their

'Aquinnah Special' for breakfast, which is poached eggs with Fish Cakes and salsa Larson's Fish Market - Also excellent! Menemsha - Gallery I would have to narrowly give the top dog awards to the Gay Head lobster roll.

Yes, Nikki does work at Red Lobster. One can calculate a rough 95.03% chance, based on the probability that somebody is named Nicole (0.024 % in the US) and for one eighth the number of employees at Darden (so, approximately 25,000). Thus, 1 - ((.00024 / 2) ^ (200,000 / 8))* [i.e., one minus the cumulative probability that there is no one employee with that name working at Red Lobster.]

Some of the assumptions:

- We aren't biased by the anecdotal exception that [dis]proves the rule ("Hey, I know a Nikki works at Red Lobster!...")

- that we are talking about the restaurant chain (i.e., not that somebody is simply working 'on' a red lobster and thus loosely working 'at' one, perhaps by cooking the crustacean);

- an even/random distribution of Nicoles in the industry (no restaurant bias to a specific name);

- an even distribution of the name based on US statistics (some RLs outside the US);

- even geographic distribution to Red Lobster locations;

- that Red Lobster is equal employment opportunity for gender (half the employees are female, since name is biased to female);

- that we can fairly limit the name instance to the proper name not the nickname (additional tolerance to nicknames would increase the probability).

... etc.

One might assume a smaller fraction based on a notional preference of the person asking the question - the intent might have meant, is there at least one 'acting as a server' on the restaurant floor, which would reduce the probability significantly.

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Lobsters' teeth are located in their stomach!

1. with the American lobster, the males will fight over who is dominant, then the dominant male will take the biggest, best home and leave the females and other males to get the smaller homes. every night, the dominant male will go around and essentially beat up the females and smaller males, and after a little while, a female will actually start following the dominant male home, and sort-of move herself in. the female will molt, then, when her skin is still soft, the dominant male and the female will mate. the male will protect the female until her shell has fully grown back, and the eggs are safe. the female will move back out and the male will go around every night again, beating up everyone. after a few more days another, different female will start to follow the male home. the process goes on. hope this helped I suck penis too.

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North America

Lobsters are a type of crustacean that live in salt water environments. They do not live in fresh water environments. The water may vary from cold to slightly warm. It may also be muddy water, sandy water, or clear water.

It continues to be a major part of the economy.

I think that might be possible. I mean, since some people who are allergic to peanuts, CAN get allergic reactions from the smell of the peanut. If someone is allergic to crayfish, they have a chance of getting allergic reactions from the smell of the crayfish. Although, to my knowledge, all I know is that this occurs to certain people. Not all. Depends how severe the symptoms is.

Pretty solitary, I'd say. You hardly ever see 'em talking to each other.

The word's origin comes from middle English "lopster" which comes from old English "loppestre" which means, spidery creature.

The asker of the question provided this additional information as background to the question: "I had a lobster last night from a well-known establishment... and when I pulled the tail off, I found some things I never found in a lobster before: black goo and this red paste that went all the way down through the middle of the tail."

Answer:

There is no black tomalley. The black substance inside the abdominal cavity along with the green tomalley in a cooked lobster is called the coral and is found in the female lobster. It is the eggs or roe of the lobster, and those who like tomalley are usually big fans of the coral.

The red stripe running down the middle of the back of the tail is likely the digestive tract. It is the color of what the lobster has eaten. Before eating the tail, peel off the digestive tract. It will not be harmful to eat after the lobster is cooked, but may be gritty and not very tasty.

Yes. Lobsters have large pinchers that can cause quite a bit of pain if a finger, nose, foot, toe or any type of your anatomy that happens to be protruding out a little too much towards those dangerous claws gets caught. Once a pincher is on you, it's really hard to get it off and can cause great discomfort.

sharks, whales, dolphins, sea birds, larger fishes like tuna, sea lions, seals