Wild lobsters leave the water between June and August and are already mature.

1. Lobsters contain a large number of bacteria and parasites, as well as a large amount of heavy metals, but most of them are in the head. So be sure to remove the head when eating! Do not eat the head together just to save money.

2. The shrimp thread must be removed. This part is the second dirtiest place after the head.

3. Clean crayfish carefully and carefully.

Lobsters like to inhabit hidden objects such as aquatic plants, branches, and stone gaps. This shrimp is nocturnal and does not like strong light. Under normal conditions, they mostly hide deep in the water or in shelters during the day and seldom move around. They start to move after the sun goes down in the evening and mostly gather in shallow water to crawl for food or find mates. If frightened, quickly flee back to deep water. This shrimp likes to crawl rather than swim. It crawls forward when looking for food and activities. When frightened or encountering an enemy, it quickly moves backward and bounces to avoid it.