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The Lobster is the largest and strongest of our native crustaceans. Undisturbed, its life span may reach 15 years, or more. When caught in pots, the usual size is from between 23 and 38 cm (9 - 15 in), weighing between 0.7 and 2.2 kg (1.5 - 5 lb). The legal measurement is the carapace only. The minimum legal size (in Sussex waters) is 85 mm (3.5 inches, carapace length). The length excludes the claws and telson (tail) so the lobster appears much larger.

This giant pink wire lobster was caught fishing vessel 238 metres from the southern coast of England. For its size, it exceeds the normal lobstera about 5 times and a record length of about 60 cm and weight - 4.2 kg. Aquarium where residents live giant sea at the city Newquay. The scientist named new resident Poseidon for its huge size. Also feature is the huge whiskers-antennas that its shocking proportions.

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