According to the daily mail of July 7, the Pine Point fisherman's co op in Scarborough, Maine, last week received a very strange two-color lobster, which is only one in 50 million in nature.
It is reported that the color of one side and the other side of the body of the two color lobster is different. The color distribution of this captured lobster is more special than that of the common two-color lobster. It can be distinguished by the color of its tail, which is orange on one side and brown on the other side, but the head is completely brown. In addition, generally the two color lobster is hermaphrodite, but the lobster is female lobster.
Employees of the fishing company said they did not know which fisherman had caught the lobster. At present, they plan to give the lobster to the Maine museum or aquarium for research or exhibition.
According to the daily mail of July 7, the Pine Point fisherman's co op in Scarborough, Maine, last week received a very strange two-color lobster, which is only one in 50 million in nature.
It is reported that the color of one side and the other side of the body of the two color lobster is different. The color distribution of this captured lobster is more special than that of the common two-color lobster. It can be distinguished by the color of its tail, which is orange on one side and brown on the other side, but the head is completely brown. In addition, generally the two color lobster is hermaphrodite, but the lobster is female lobster.
Employees of the fishing company said they did not know which fisherman had caught the lobster. At present, they plan to give the lobster to the Maine museum or aquarium for research or exhibition.