Harry Lobster...
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gardenmom
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I prefer "Malibu Lobster" 
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I sent the article to my little brother, who is very interested in such things and is majoring in Marine Veterinary Medicine (or whatever it's called...the care of marine animals, not a biologist, but a doctor for such animals). I'm interested to see what he thinks about it.
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Uh-oh.
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Marine Mom said:Uh-oh.
LOL Marine Mom!
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Marine Mom said:Uh-oh.
LOLOL!!! Can you imagine eating that thing with all the fur?? EWWWW!!
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michelle said:
I will...if he ever checks his email.
My son loves this stuff too and he made a great point.englishleigh said:I will...if he ever checks his email.
African warriors used feathers on the end of their spears. The idea was people would try to doge the swirling feathers and not the point of the spear.
I wonder if the reason this lobster has fur is due to it throwing off the vision of it's prey.
(by the way, I think my kid is a great thinker to come up with this.
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Doesn't that lobster know that PETA will be all over him for wearing fur?
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I thought it was beautiful!~!!
A beautiful blond crustacean, but no blue eyes, in fact, no eyes at all the report said. Living in pitch black at over 7000 ft down, they were not needed. My theory is that the hairy covering on the appendages formed as sensory detectors.