In existence for over 250 millions years, lobsters come in two distinct varieties, ‘clawed and clawless’. Human predators tend to the flawed and clueless as they overfish and — since lobsters must be cooked live — kill them heartlessly.
In existence for over 250 millions years, lobsters come in two distinct varieties, ‘clawed and clawless’.
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