Believe it or not, lobsters have some pretty interesting dietary habits! The majority of a lobster’s diet consists of live prey, such as fish, crabs, clams, mussels, sea urchins, and even other lobsters. This blog post will take a closer look at lobsters’ eating habits. We will also explore some of the myths and misconceptions … Read more
Lobsters usually don’t scream because they lack vocal cords. If you hear something, it’s likely coming from the lobster as you boil it. So, what is this sound, and why does it happen? Well, when a lobster is put in boiling water, it has no way to escape and quickly dies. This causes its muscles … Read more
You will encounter lobsters in almost every fancy restaurant. It is expensive and delicious, so it is worth the price. However, this luxurious food can resemble cockroaches and other bugs, which might creep you out. Lobsters are nearly related to bugs technically but not exactly the same as insects. So, I won’t say they are … Read more
Benthic creatures, the lobsters, live on the ocean’s floor in rocky caves, crevasses, and among the seaweeds. They favour temperatures between 15-20° Celsius. Now you may be inquisitive about the secret life of lobsters’ habitat, like where they lived before being discovered on your plate. Well! If you want to learn more about these fascinating … Read more
Lobsters can’t breathe air like humans since they have gills instead of lungs. Their gills can extract oxygen from the water only. So, when they are in the air, it becomes tough to breathe. However, lobsters can survive for a couple of days outside water if stored in a moist place. Want to know more? … Read more
There is no definite lifespan for lobsters. In their habitat, they can live for more than 100 years easily. Due to their biological immortality (Not immortal, but they do not experience senescence), they can survive more than 1,000 years. However, it does not mean that no lobsters have a less lifespan. Some lobsters live for … Read more
Believe it or not, lobsters communicate with one another by peeing. While other fish relay messages through motions and gestures, these creatures use urine as a way to chemical signal one another. I know that now you have a lot of questions, so let’s dive deeper into how exactly lobsters pee and how it works … Read more
