1. First draw the head and chest of the lobster, which is close to a triangle. After drawing, draw a vertical line between the lobster's head and chest.

2. Draw the belly of a big lobster. When we draw this part, we can draw the belly of the big lobster into three small trapeziums, one after the other. Note that there are more than three pieces of shrimp belly in reality. We drew three parts here from the aesthetic point of view.

3. Draw the two largest tentacles of lobster. Lobster's big tentacles are used to detect the environment.

4. Draw shrimp claws on the right side of the big lobster. Note that pliers refer to the first pair of feet of arthropods. The feet behind lobsters are not called claws. When we draw this part, we can draw the lobster's legs into three small trapezoids, one after the other. The lobster's claws look like toothed pliers, which is also reflected in our drawing.

5. Draw shrimp claws on the left side of lobster in the same way. Here Bian Xiao said a little knowledge, lobster's two claws are not the same size. Although they are all like pliers, they are all big and small. The bigger one is called the crusher claw, which is used to crush food. The smaller ones are called pliers, which are used to cut food.

6. Draw a part of the back abdomen and tail of the big lobster.

7. Draw several vertical lines at the tail of the lobster to represent lines, and then draw a "shrimp" as the finishing touch to draw the eyes of the lobster.

8. Draw a few clumps of water plants near the big lobster and color them at last.

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Lobster, native to Central and South America and northeastern Mexico. Distribution status of China: It has spread to Anhui, Hubei, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Hongkong, Taiwan Province and other places, forming a large number of natural populations.