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Coastal Harpswell
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    • When a lobster egg hatches, it produces a larva that molts three times in the next 10 to 20 days. Unlike adult lobsters, which do not really swim, larvae are free swimming. Eventually, if they do not end up as fish food, they finally molt a fourth time and turn into something that looks like a lobster but is less than an inch long. (NY Times requires free registration)
    • People who study animal behavior try not to describe their research subjects in human terms, but that is hard to avoid when it comes to lobsters. (NY Times requires free registration)

 
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Last edited on 11/24/2009