Lobster

The Maine lobster industry could be facing a significant change because of federal regulations.

"That is probably one of the prettiest blues and whites I've ever seen," the fisherman admitted.

The chances of catching a blue lobster are about 1 in 2 million.

The rescue was made just weeks after another orange lobster was saved from a Red Lobster location.

The huge wolf fish nearly bit the Maine fisherman as he grappled with it.

The lobster is "one in 30 million," and has bright orange skin due to a rare genetic mutation.

Cymothoa exigua, otherwise known as the tongue-eating louse, were spotted in the mouths of a shipment of seabream arriving at a port in the U.K.

Michael Packard, a 56-year-old commercial lobster diver, found himself inside the mouth of a humpback whale off the coast of Provincetown, Massachusetts.

As the lobster was too large to legally catch, Maine fisherman Jacob Knowles threw the huge creature back into the sea with a snack.

The fisherman tagged the pregnant lobster before giving her two fish "for the road" and then set her free.

The lobster got his own seat in between the fans. After the game, he was even perched out in the open atop a stand.

Jacob Knowles said it was the biggest lobster he ever caught, and that it must weigh well over 10 pounds.

"This is not a fisheries disaster, this is an economic disaster," state Representative Holly Stover said regarding the massive Gulf of Maine closure.

"The way I order lobster all the time...I feel bamboozled," wrote one of the video's commenters.

The bill will grant greater protection to decapod crustaceans like shrimp and lobster and cephalopod molluscs which includes squid and octopus.

"The chance of finding a lobster this color in the wild is one in 30 million, so we are really fortunate to have it in our aquarium," said Dave Peranteau.

Virginia Oliver has been lobster fishing since she was a young child. Today, she works alongside her 78-year-old son, Max.

Researchers believe the specimen is extremely rare and estimate the odds of finding a blue lobster at 1 in every 2 million.

The new law rests on the idea that lobsters—as well as other sea creatures, like crabs and octopi—are sentient beings capable of suffering.

The fishermen released the lobster back into the sea, but said they'd hope to meet it again in years to come.

The unnamed teacher was suspended immediately after the student complained of his post-class advances.

Scientists say the lobster membrane is one of the toughest hydrogels in the world.

"I can't replace China, that's the reality."

"For the last 10 years, all these people have been working diligently to market this product internationally to Asia. We finally finish that diligent, long fricken' march and then all of a sudden we hear 'hey, there's a trade war, sorry boys.'"

An Irish fisherman had a one in a million chance of catching a white lobster on Saturday.

The pumpkin-colored crustacean is lucky to be alive after showing up in a Massachusetts supermarket shipping crate.

This was an important issue to Senator Angus King of Maine.

Some scientists are questioning the rationale behind the ban.

These majestic crustaceans are estimated to be one in 100 million.

Neil Buchanan writes that the whole hipster ethos is built around suspicion of sincerity and fear of being caught caring too much about anything.