Rare cotton candy lobster caught in Maine: '1 in 100 million' odds

[TexasTowelie]

A fisherman in Maine reeled in an ultra-rare "cotton candy lobster" and is now trying to find the one-in-a-million crustacean a forever home. (Photo courtesy Get Maine Lobster)


A fisherman in Maine reeled in an ultra-rare “cotton candy lobster” this weekend and is now trying to find the crustacean a forever home.

Bill Coppersmith, who has been a fisherman for more than 40 years, hauled in the rare find this weekend in Maine’s Casco Bay and named the crustacean after his granddaughter, Haddie.

WMUR reported that the odds of catching a “cotton candy lobster” are more than 1 in 100 million.

According to National Geographic, the lobster’s opal, bluish hues might be due to a genetic mutation or an unusual diet.

Read more: https://www.nj.com/news/2021/11/rare-cotton-candy-lobster-caught-in-maine-1-in-100-million-odds.html

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[BlueTsunami2018]

1. The ocean is its "forever home".

Literally. Lobsters are amazingly long lived. Provided some asshole doesn’t come along and eat it.

[madaboutharry]

2. Eating lobster makes a person an asshole?

That’s a tough standard you have going there.

[BlueTsunami2018]

4. I'm sure the lobster thinks so.

No one ever asks their opinion. 😀

[eShirl]

3. more of a Sky Blue Pink if you ask me

Haddie is such a Mainer name