In 1934, a big lobster was caught off the coast of North America. It was 1.22 meters long and weighed 19 kilograms. Its tentacles were several feet long, its eyes and eyestalks were thicker than the thumb, and its body was as big as a dog. Up to now, it has kept the record of the largest lobster, which can be said to be the largest lobster at present.

Lobster is the largest species in the shrimp family, among which the embroidered lobster is the largest species, and the longest life can reach 100 years old. Lobsters wear helmets and armor, and their "armor" is very hard. There are many spines on their heads and chests, two long barbed tentacles, and ten stout feet. Lobsters have no other weapons except thorns in the head and chest. They are slow and clumsy and easy to catch. Lobster lives in a warm ocean. It lives on the bottom of the sea, hides in the crevices of rocks during the day and comes out for food at night.

Recently, a British fisherman recently caught a 70-year-old giant lobster in the English Channel, which was 92 cm long and weighed 10 kg. Its body was bright blue, and its two bright red claws were 45 cm long. This big lobster is enough for 10 people to have a full meal.