Lobster

young children

No.

No. Lobsters are crustaceans, a class of arthropods.

well it has a hard shell all over, and when you eat it there is no spine. It is invertebrate.

Probably thinking of an eurypterid or sea-scorpion. The head looks like a horseshoe crab, but body is elongated with a lobster or scorpion-like appearance.

it may just be a rotten lobster, but i think that means it is NOT okay to eat.

No they don't. They're not living things

Blue

NO

It may sound weird but I currently have a pet lobster! It is blue and it is acting quiet strange. Anyways back to your question. Lobsters can move in basically any direction. If you scare them they even float very high up an incredible speed.

For as long as you want, just don't try to eat it after 2 days, but feel free to keep it as long as you like

a maine lobster has no claws and a atlantic lobster has claws

One is from America, and the other is from Europe

lobster without any claws

native to Curucao (island of Caribbean)

No, they are aquatic crustaceans, similar to crabs and shrimp.

yes they can walk forward, backward and sideways,

No, in most cases a lobster will not eat a snail and it is not one of their preferred food sources. They may be aggressive to the snails but not usually.

Canners are the smallest legal size lobster sold and are caught only in selective areas during the spring, summer and fall seasons. (The name "canner" comes from the fact that they were once used exclusively to process "canned" lobster meat)! The meat of the "canner" lobster is sweet and succulent and the price is normally lower than "market" sized lobsters, although it takes considerably more time to extract the meat from the shell. Canners are sometimes sold by the dozen "tank run", which means the way they are dipped from the tank, therefore, expect a variety of sizes, some with two claws, others with one or even no claws! Kind of "the luck of the draw"!

Because every year as lobsters grow they have to shed their shell and grow a new one. The soft shell lobster's are aka "new shell" lobsters, and they haven't had time to toughen up their shell. Hard shell lobsters are aka "old shells" because they shedded a long time ago, and their shell has had almost a year to harden up.

it looks like a crab

Small antennae in front of their eyes are used for tracking down food. For biting off chunks of food they use their mouth. Most of the lobster mouth is located on the outside of the face,where multiple feeding appendages tear,sift,and macerate meat.The outermost pair of mouthparts is lined with long sensory hairs for tasting and is armed with razor-sharp teeth for gripping and tearing off bits of food. Chewing food is done not with the mouth, but by the gastric mill, kind of like a set of teeth on their stomachs, which are right behind the eyes.

any where they want

yes dumbbo you can

no

Yes,in certain locations like Maine where it was abundant it was considered poor man's food.