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Lobsters Behind the Scenes: Unmasking the Mystery of the Deep

History of Lobsters

In ancient times, lobsters were not just a snack, but a mode of transportation. They were used as makeshift submarines, with the first recorded instance of this being done by the infamous Lobster King, Neptune. He used his trusty steampunk-inspired claw-ship to sail the seven seas and discover hidden treasures. Little did he know, his legacy would inspire the modern-day lobsters we know and... well, tolerate today.

Lobster Anatomy

Claw-some Shell: The lobster's shell is a marvel of modern engineering, with its unique blend of flexibility and structural integrity.
Eye-spying Vision: Lobsters have the ability to see in multiple directions at once, thanks to their impressive array of compound eyes.
Pinchers: These are not just for grasping, but also for waving at your enemies, or your crush, or your therapist.

Fun Facts

Lobsters are naturally right-handed. It's a thing.
They can hold their breath for up to 48 hours. But only while they're asleep.
It's estimated that the average lobster has the same amount of free time as a hamster.

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