This Two-toned Lobster was caught by a lobster fisherman in Maine a few years ago. The color split is the result of a simple abnormality – half the shell lacks the blue pigment. We love this specimen so much because it looks as if it is half-cooked:
- Brown = raw, live crustacean ready to take off your finger
- Orange = tasty morsels ready to be dipped in melted butter
Fortunately, the Two-toned Lobster now lives in an aquarium for all to gawk at. It has been noted that the odds of finding a two-toned lobster is approximately 1 in 50 million.
ill take my chances and EAT the whole thing. this 50/50 creepy crawler looks 100% D – LICIOUS!!
Man i wouldnt mind sinking my teeth into al nice morsel like him! lol but man thats just one amazing creeper!
This lobster appears to be what is known as a chimera. S/he likely has 2 sets of DNA within, causing the half blue pigmented/half non pigmented appearance. This sort of thing occurs moderately often with people, often with the line straight down the middle like Lobstey, here. 🙂
i think the deformity has made the lobster looking very nice
cute deformity