mobster75
Contributor
Check it out: http://www.boston.com/news/odd/arti...sterman_pulls_up_rare_lobster/?p1=MEWell_Pos1
I've never seen or heard of that before!
I've never seen or heard of that before!
This bug looks half-baked
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Tamas
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cool!
Kwbyron
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That's crazy....it looks photoshoped. I applied for an internship at the labratory this summer....anyways. Crazy.
Crazy eh? It was on CNN this evening too. Looks pretty real to me!
OP
mobster75
Contributor
Well I'm sold on it authenticity.. It's an AP article and was picked up by the Boston Globe (their website), which while pretty liberal is a solid paper.
matt_unique
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The line between the two colors is too perfect and straight. I find this hard to believe...pretty crazy if it is legit though.
--Matt
--Matt
That's just wild!!
A lobster that looks like it was 1/2 in the Carribean and 1/2 in the Atlantic currents. Wonder how nature got a perfectly straight line down the middle. That would lead one to believe that the orange side was in the open/sunlight and the green side was in the shadows. As though it hid quite often under the edge of a sunken boat or something and only wanted to "tan" a little...or forgot to turn over to get an equal tan on both sides!
A lobster that looks like it was 1/2 in the Carribean and 1/2 in the Atlantic currents. Wonder how nature got a perfectly straight line down the middle. That would lead one to believe that the orange side was in the open/sunlight and the green side was in the shadows. As though it hid quite often under the edge of a sunken boat or something and only wanted to "tan" a little...or forgot to turn over to get an equal tan on both sides!
ianr33
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Amazon:
Interesting. we find that our parrot will only do his business on a photo of W.
Rishidian
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I thought the line was too straight, so I read a little on this...it seems that the left side and the right side of a lobster shell will develop independantly.
I think it should have to register with the Mutant Registration Service. But then again, I think half the people I see on the street should have to register with the Mutant Registration Service.
-Rishidian
I think it should have to register with the Mutant Registration Service. But then again, I think half the people I see on the street should have to register with the Mutant Registration Service.
-Rishidian
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