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Showing posts with label lobster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lobster. Show all posts

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Taiwanese Chef Makes Lobster Shell Motorcycles



Now here’s something you don’t see every day – a skilled Taiwanese chef uses leftover lobster shells to create intriguing miniature motorcycles.

We’ve seen amazing miniature motorcycles made from computer parts, used wristwatches, and wood, but the ones crafted by chef Huang Mingbo are definitely something you don’t see everyday. Apparently he’s not a fan of throwing away lobster shells after preparing a delicious dinner, so he came up with an ingenious way of repurposing them. The food carving expert showcased his lobster shell motorcycles during a cooking art seminar in Fuzhou, southeast China, leaving attendants . LINK

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Woman Catches World’s Biggest Lobster



This photo of Lizzy Sharp bravely holding what is probably the biggest lobster netted in British waters for 80 years is the only proof her fisherman husband has of his catch. Simon Sharp, 42, threw the creature, which measured more than 1m long, back into the sea after snapping it on his mobile phone. He did not want to risk its life by taking it to shore to be weighed and verified. Experts say its huge claws – said to measure 13 inches long and 6 inches wide – could take off a human hand. The Sharps were fishing when they noticed the female, believed to be more than 100 years old, caught up in their net off the coast of Dartmouth in Devon.” LINK

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Lobster Babies




Twins? Triplets? A spiny lobster mom sends out some 700,000 larvae! Alas, only three percent will survive. LINK: Youtube

Saturday, February 28, 2009

Lobster Caught "Half Cooked" in Maine




Recently a Maine lobsterman caught a different kind of two-faced prey—a lobster that looks half raw and half cooked.

Alan Robinson of Steuben, Maine, hauled up this two-toned lobster last week while bringing in his catch near the town of Bar Harbor (see Maine map).

Half of the animal is mottled brown, while the other is bright orange—the color lobsters turn after they've been boiled. LINK

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Lobster Encounter




A youngster learns about lobsters. Wow! Can I touch them? No? I don’t like to touch them! LINK, Via: Youtube