I know I would have
released it What would you have done with it...
While dark blue is the typical color for the European lobster (while alive), an electric blue lobster, on the other hand, is a bit of a rarity. Found by Rex Goldsmith at the Billingsgate Fish Market in London, this lobster was "too nice to put in a pot and boil", according to Goldsmith. Instead, he contacted crustacean scientist, Paul Clark, at the Natural History Museum. Clark confirmed the the lobster is common (European) in species, but its color is being seen as a rare genetic variant. The specimen was sent to and will remain at the London Aquarium. After it has completed its quarantine, the lobster is set to stay on display in the aquarium, hopefully for years to come. So, for all of you lobster-lovers in London--you're probably going to want to check this exhibit out.
As reported by : http://www.gadling.com/2011/11/16/electric-blue-lobster-found-in-london-fish-market/
Capt.Paul Peluso Reporting
www.MamaMiaFishing.Net
While dark blue is the typical color for the European lobster (while alive), an electric blue lobster, on the other hand, is a bit of a rarity. Found by Rex Goldsmith at the Billingsgate Fish Market in London, this lobster was "too nice to put in a pot and boil", according to Goldsmith. Instead, he contacted crustacean scientist, Paul Clark, at the Natural History Museum. Clark confirmed the the lobster is common (European) in species, but its color is being seen as a rare genetic variant. The specimen was sent to and will remain at the London Aquarium. After it has completed its quarantine, the lobster is set to stay on display in the aquarium, hopefully for years to come. So, for all of you lobster-lovers in London--you're probably going to want to check this exhibit out.
As reported by : http://www.gadling.com/2011/11/16/electric-blue-lobster-found-in-london-fish-market/
Capt.Paul Peluso Reporting
www.MamaMiaFishing.Net
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