Lobster
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Catch of a Lifetime: One in a Million 'Cotton Candy' Lobster Found in Maine
According to National Geographic, the magnificent creature was caught in Maine's Casco Bay on Friday and is so uncommon that one only appears every four to five years. In addition, according to Get Maine Lobster, just one in every 100 million lobsters possesses pastel coloration.
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Seafood Company in Australia Convicted for 'Brutally' Killing Lobster
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Saved From Dinner Plate! Meet the 110-Year-Old Lobster Rescued From Florida Restaurant
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Two Blue Lobsters Found In Canada
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Ancient Lobster-Like Predator Discovered in Canada
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TWO Albino Lobsters! An Incredibly Rare Find
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Maine Lobsters Seek Cooler Locale as Waters Warm
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Scientists Discover Lobster Cannibalism in Wild
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Growth Rings Can Reveal Age of Lobsters, Experts Say
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