Sunday, July 24, 2016

Lucky Larry

An excited restaurant owner in Florida contacted the media with his rare find a 14.98 lb lobster. Most of the specimens he serves are between 3-5 lbs. and would be around 15-20 years old so he guessed Larry's age to be around 110 (they grow more slowly the bigger they get). A man heard about Larry and called to buy and reserve him for a family dinner but before that happened a local group (irescue) inquired if they could reimburse the man and save Larry's life. The restaurant owner complied and Larry is now on his way to an aquarium in Maine where he will either eventually go into their lobster display or be released in the ocean. While I would like to think of Larry gaining his freedom what are the odds that he would be caught again and might not be so lucky next time?
 A 15-pound lobster, estimated by a marine scientist to be between 60 and 80 years old, narrowly escaped becoming someones dinner at a restaurant in Sunrise, Florida, after a group of locals said they bought the lobster and shipped it off to Maine.

A 15-pound lobster, estimated by a marine scientist to be between 60 and 80 years old, narrowly escaped becoming someones dinner at a restaurant in Sunrise, Florida, after a group of locals said they bought the lobster and shipped it off to Maine.

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