Lobster
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The lobster (Species 32654) is a large marine triskaidecapod type of fish with claws, antennae, a crunchy exoskeleton, and an alarming number of legs. There. Now you know some of the anatomical features of lobsters. Hopefully, this lede has been helpful.
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[edit] Lobster Anatomy
Most of the non-sexual appendages of the lobster serve at least one specialized function:
- Claws - for hunting as well as defense against predators.
- Legs - for walking around underwater.
- Tail - for being delicious.
- Extremely long tentacle - for gently caressing and undressing female lobsters and then injecting deadly venom
- Antennae - for something. Perhaps for receiving interplanetary transmissions from some kind of overlords somewhere. Or maybe for making the lobster look kind of silly to its prey, to lull them into a false sense of security.
[edit] Lobster Psychology
Most modern lobsters suffer from severe depression and will readily fling themselves into a pot of boiling water just to end it all. A few altruistic charities, such as Red Lobster, have offered to provide counseling for these lobsters; however, despite their best efforts, the damn things just keep ending up in the pot.
[edit] Scorpions
Scorpions are horrid! They're friggin' evil lobsters! Everyone hates scorpions.
