Of the 2 million shrimp, 1 blue lobster was found
Lobster is already an expensive seafood and it is not easy to catch a rare lobster.
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Lobster is already an expensive seafood and it is not easy to catch a rare lobster.
Young lobsters in the US waters are threatened by warming seawater and ocean acidification is constantly increasing.
An elderly lobster weighing nearly 7kg almost became a dish in a restaurant in Florida, USA without the timely intervention of the animal rescue organization.
A lobster fisherman in Massachusetts, USA, is extremely fortunate to find rare blue lobster in the net.
The strange lobster named Larry in a restaurant in New York, USA is red like being cooked, a color that is rarer than blue.
Giant shrimp nicknamed JJ is the largest lobster in the UK since 1931 to date and is living in the National Oceanographic Park in Plymouth, England.
Canadian fishermen were surprised to catch a rare rainbow of rainbow colors, one in a million.
These are all creatures that have been discovered by biologists at the American Center for Oceanic and Atmospheric Research.
After the famous Big Jaw movie in the cinemas in 1975, the great white shark became one of the most recognized sharks in the world.
A Chinese fisherman caught a colorful rare cotton lobster, weighing over 1.8 kg at a price that could reach more than 100 USD / kg.
An American fisherman caught a rare lobster, orange and gray. Scientists assert, the probability of seeing such rare species is 1/50 million.
A German scientist discovered a new species of shrimp in Indonesia, with a hard, colorful shell.
The lobster raised in England grows again in just one month, a record period compared to the normal process.
An American biology researcher caught a lobster weighing more than 5kg and is estimated to be 70 years old in the waters off California.
A man in the US state of Maine caught a rare species of blue lobster, a rare crustacean with a naturally occurring ratio of 1/2 million.