Mutant Lobstah?
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Thats a pretty color lol.
Lobstricities?
Seeing as Maine has the largest lobstah industry of any state in the USA, I figure "lobstah" is the correct pronunciation of the word. And seeing the pictuah, I’d say Blue was a real keepah. 
...it's a new genus of the species....Viagarus Shellfishius.....
All I could think of was the song 'Rock Lobster'. In my defence you can't get much more rock and roll then the David Bowie of lobsters!
I'm glad it went to the aquarium instead of the dinner plate.
I've only ever seen blue. I'd love to see a yellow one.
Totally photoshopped, but...
Neesy
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“Did-a-chick? Dum-a-chum? Dad-a-cham? Ded-a-chek?”
― Stephen King, The Drawing of the Three
“Dad-a-chum? Dum-a-chum? Ded-a-chek? Did-a-chick?”
— Lobstrosities
First one is from Good Reads and the second quote is from The Dark Tower (dark tower dot wikia dot com)
(I guess I could go check my copy of Drawing of the Three if I wanted to be sure which one is correct).
Partridge Family on a budget?Drives one of these:
I have to say that the lobster color is a beautiful blue.
It looks and sounds like a chimera to me. Chimeras are awesome! Take a peek:
Those are either wondrous works of Mother Nature or somebody adept at using spray paint....
There are human chimera too. A woman once went to court to get child support from her babies' daddy. A dna test was done, and he was found to be the daddy in both cases. But she was not the mother, according to the DNA. Pregnant with their third child, a member of the court was present when she gave birth and a DNA sample was immediately acquired. They found that according to the DNA, she was not that child's mother, either. Further testing discovered that she's a chimera. Genetically, she is her own twin, and it is her twin that is the biological mother of the children.
Lydia Fairchild Is Her Own Twin - Business Insider
(this is the picture in the article)
