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RE: The Time We Caught a Blue Lobster — One in Two Million Chance!
A genetic mutation. The lobster's body makes too much of a certain protein, which turns its shell blue. Most lobsters are an olive-brown color or brownish-black. Lobsters only really turn that bright pinkish/red color we are all so used to after they are cooked!
Very cool. Gotta love genetic variation. I still have yet to try lobster. I hear I am missing out.