Hey it was 6 am! I don't drink til ten! Fer fuck's sake, I'm a lady ya know!






















:D

Ah yes! "things with horns and stuff" Now I know what you mean.




( I think she was looking at a lobster ;) )















:roflmao:

Hey, we have lobsters as big as deer where I'm from, like 6 feet long...

Edited to add: but they don't go shopping at Walmart, though.

RIGHT! :rolleyes2


6 foot lobsters........... yeah :nod:























( I think she was looking at a deer)

:D

:roflmao:

Ok, I've never seen it. But I know where it is. It doesn't ever move - it's one of the attractions for divers at home.

And I realize that this isn't *quite* 6 feet... (;)) But it's still a helluva lobster. Seriously though, once they get too big to get caught in the traps, they grow forever. A lobster has pretty much no enemies in the sea... This one had come ashore during a storm a couple years ago. That's my grandmother holding it. They found two like that on the shore - one was still alive, so they ate it, and the second one was dead so they cooked it for the cats. They each weighed 15 lbs.

That'll teach em, eh?

LMAO


OMG that IS a monster :yikes: But I would only guess it to be 2m long. ;)





I never thought about the trap size having a 'get out of jail free' factor. How old can one get?

Very interesting. TY for sharing.

:rofl:


I think they live forever. Wikipedia says over a hundred years old:

Lilith! Send Gamera!!!

There really could be a giant lobster that is going to trample New York.

:doorpeek:

It'll just be a deer. :p

More lobster weirdness...
 

This lobster was caught in the bay at home... Pretty, isn't it?

:roflmao:


NO! Aint buying it. ;)


Besides the one missing lower leg, that tail turned under says he's going into the pot or just got out. :bite:

He hasn't been in yet - he wouldn't still have the elastic bands around his claws had he already been cooked.

True.



Was that just a PhotoShop job or did you really color the poor fellow?

He was that colour coming out of the trap. They're rare, but they exist.