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  • Betsy the Giant Lobster, 40 foot fiberglass lobster sculpture protects the entrance to the Florida Keys. (Paul Juser/shutterstock.com)
    art Meet Betsy, the 30-foot spiny lobster guarding the Florida Keys Popkin
  • New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu official photo
    new hampshire New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu helps save man choking on lobster roll at seafood-eating contest Rob Beschizza
  • lobsters Have you tried using lobster blood to moisturize your human flesh? Thom Dunn
  • climate change A fascinating look at how climate change affects the lobster industry Thom Dunn
  • animal friends Fisherman finds a rare 1-in-100-million "cotton candy"-colored lobster Thom Dunn
  • Lobster Consider the lobster: fun facts for National Lobster Day Annie Rauwerda
  • lobsters How to catch a lobster with a tickle stick Thom Dunn
  • marijuana Scientists consider the lobster when it's high on cannabis Thom Dunn
  • virginia Lobster rescued from Virginia Red Lobster Jess Sabine
  • maine 100-year-old "Lobster Lady" gets a film about her unusual life Thom Dunn
  • boston A stolen lobster truck crashed into another lobster truck, because Boston Thom Dunn
  • cannabis Maine restaurant getting lobsters high to ease their suffering Rusty Blazenhoff
  • canada Rare cotton candy-colored lobster named "Lucky" escapes pot, now lives in an aquarium Rusty Blazenhoff
  • maine Rare translucent 'ghost' lobster caught by Maine lobsterman Rusty Blazenhoff
  • By Boorman - http://lordgeekington.wordpress.com/cadborosaurus/, Public Domain, Link
    marine biology Workers opened a whale in 1937 and found something inside that still doesn't have a name Ellsworth Toohey
  • Science The 1960 blob that gave all mystery blobs their name Ellsworth Toohey
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    bread Caity Weaver ate her way across America to find the best free restaurant bread Ellsworth Toohey
  • Red Lobster (Robert V Schwemmer/shutterstock.com)
    Business 100 money-losing Red Lobsters are eating all the profit Ellsworth Toohey
  • The July 1903 issue of Strand Magazine featured this photo of the lobster claw violin (public domain)
    obituary Maine's "Lobster Lady," who fished for 97 years, has died at 105 Ellsworth Toohey
  • Image: jejim/shutterstock.com
    Food Private equity group eats Denny's for breakfast Rob Beschizza

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