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Lobster

Lobsters are crustaceans closely related to shrimp and crabs. These bottom-dwelling, creatures are found in all of the world’s oceans and are a popular seafood dish.

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Do blue lobsters live in fresh or salt water?

The American Blue Lobster is a marine species from the Atlantic Ocean.

How many lobster you need to cook for 99 cooking?

from level 1 ( this is impossible ) you will need to cook 45.3k lobsters i reccomend buying 55,000.

Does a lobster lose weight when it is cooked?

yes, a little, a pack with 20 cooked lobsters weighs 1kg less than with uncooked lobsters

Why were the British soldiers called redcoats and lobsters?

Because their uniforms were red. Think of the royal navy in Pirates of the Caribbean. ^^

What food type is lobster in?

Lobster as a food type is regarded as a protein, as opposed to a carbohydrate or a fat, although the meat contains some of each to a degree; a restaurant would categorize it as "seafood" and present it on a menu alongside fish, shellfish, shrimp, etc.

Is it safe to eat sardines when pregnant?

You should eat oily fish only once a week when pregnant. Although they are a good food, oily fish tend to be full of toxic chemicals from the sea.

What state are the most lobsters trapped in?

Maine is supposed to harvest the most lobsters. Most Maine lobsters are caught between June and December. There are around 6,000 licensed lobstermen in Maine. Maine lobstermen catch nearly a million pounds of lobster annually.In Maine, lobster landings totaled 125,953,876 pounds in 2013, the second highest amount since the Department of Marine Resources began keeping records.

Does a lobster move backwards?

As with all pronograde organisms with sensory organs located on the head, the normal motion of a lobster is notionally "forward" in that direction; but in many crustaceans like shrimp, lobster, crayfish, there exists a "caridoid escape reaction" by which they can achieve a burst of speed by abdominal muscle compression, used to escape predators, in effect flipping their tail to swim suddenly backwards.

What is backward skating and stepping forward in both directions?

It is where you skate backwards and then step forward with one foot so you face forward again. Its like a turn but easier.

How big do lobsters get?

American lobsters (Homarus americanus) are indeterminate growers and have no definite limit on growth. However, the largest lobsters have been close to 50 pounds with a total length of over 3 feet.

What is the season for lobster fishing?

When we visit Maine when is the best time to get lobsters.

Will raw lobster harm you?

I'm not sure what you mean... The only way to eat a lobster is to cook it first.

Does a bee have a backbone?

no bees are invertabrates that means they have no backbone

How big are lobsters?

they can be almost as big as a woman! almost as big as a woman

Best way to pack cooked lobster for travel?

If you are a member, bring a familiar that stores items and store the lobster there, if your are not a member, the best way to pack lobbies is to either bank it or just carry it in your inven

What is the growing process of a lobster?

A lobsters live starts as an egg which hatches and is released as larvae by the female, where they drift to the surface in their planktonic phase, which lasts for a couple months. At this stage they are only a few millimeters across, and do not resemble adults, but look more like small shrimp. These grow and moult a few times, the third time being a metamorphasis where they resemble an adult, and about a half inch across, where they begin to drift to the sea bottom (the benthic phase). Initially they hide all the time, as they continue to grow and moult they begin to venture out more to forage.

It is not known exactly how old they can get and it's possible they do not have an age limit; the largest lobster on record was about one meter in length and weighed in around 45 pounds.

Is lobster an analogy for a crab?

In a limited sense. One definition of analogy is an agreement in details or features, which lobsters and crabs share; but, the words crab and lobster in common usage have distinct and separate meanings; a crab is not a type of lobster nor is a lobster a kind of crab. Probably a matter of opinion but it would seem to stretch credibilty to take license for direct substitution of one for the other in literature. It might be better to say they have analgous characteristics or analogous structures. The term analogy is used in evolutionary biology do describe a common descent: indeed, crabs and lobsters do share a significant portion of their taxonomy, for example, those categories which describe marine crustaceans.

What is Maine known for?

Lobster I think but I m not sure about it. It is also called the Pine tree state. So that what Maine is known for.

Exports: Potatoes, Lobster, Blueberries

Land: Wilderness and Trees upstate, over a thousand miles of a rocky coastline

Animals: Lobster, Moose

Other: Downeaster Accent (no r's, replace with ah), County Accent (too many rs)

Author: Stephen King - Horror Novelist

Do crabs and lobsters live together?

yes but only if lots of hiding spaces are in the enviorment

What makes lobsters different from other fish?

Lobsters are not fish. Fish are part of the phylum Chordata, along with other backboned animals (amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals), and lobsters are arthropods (phylum Arthropoda :P), having no backbone and being completely unrelated (very much related to insects in fact). Lobsters have ten jointed legs and a hard carapace.

Is a lobster a commensalism mutualism or parasitim?

The commensalistic, mutualistic, or parasitic role implies a relationship with another organism, so that other organism might need to be specified. However, it can be said that lobsters primarily fill the predatory role with other sea organisms, since they predate upon shellfish, sea urchins, fish, etc. However, they are also eaten by other organisms, for example fish large enough to dig them out and crack their shells. In addition, humans highly prize them for their meat and harvest them. The predatory/prey relationship is usually referred to as exploitation, in that the predator benefits and the prey is killed. As such, none of the ecological roles commensalism, mutualism, or parasitism apply.