how fast are lobsters?
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All the ones I have eaten were not fast enough
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Between 30 and 40 mph.
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about 47hp, you could check magaizines and see if theyve dinoed one
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No animal can travel that fast naturally. Unless they were sitting on a volcano when it went off :)
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faster than I can swim
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a 1 lb lobster does NOT eat alot.  about 1-2% of its body weight.
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SOme are real lobsters and some are crayfish.  To tell if it is a genuine lobster look at the claws.  Lobsters have two different size claws where crayfish do not.\n\nBlue Lobsters - Fact or Fiction?\nBlue Lobsters Are Real! \n\nby James Smith\n\nLobsters are supposed to be red right? ... Well, yes and no.\n\nMost live American lobsters are naturally colored an olive green or mottled dark greenish brown. In rare cases, lobsters come in shades of bright blue, white (albino), yellow, black, and red have been reported from time to time. Perhaps the most unusual colors are the "half-and-half" lobsters with a line straight down their backs where the two colors meet.\n\nThe major pigment in a lobster's shell, astaxanthin, is actually bright red in its free state; but in the lobster's shell astaxanthin is chemically bound to proteins that change it to a greenish color. When lobsters are cooked, heat breaks down these bonds, freeing the astaxanthin so that it reverts to its normal red color.\n\nSo how does a lobster turn bright blue? A genetic defect has been found that causes a blue lobster to produce an excessive amount of protein. The protein wraps around a small, red carotenoid molecule known as astaxanthin. The two push together, forming a blue complex known as crustacyanin which often gives the lobster shell a bright blue color. About one in a million lobsters are blue, but when cooked, it turns red like the other lobsters.\n\nIt has been suggested that more than 'one in a million' lobsters born are blue, but many do not survive because their bright blue shell brings too much attention to themselves, making them a prime target for predators. Scientists also believe that blue lobsters tend to be more aggressive than their normal colored counterparts. Since they don't easily blend in, they have adapted and changed to be more aggressive to protect themselves.\n\nThe blue lobster is truly another gift from Mother Nature that most people never see. Many professional lobstermen go through their whole lobstering career without catching or even seeing a blue lobster. Those that do have the privilege of catching one, are amazed and excited as it is seen as a once-in-a-lifetime event and feel a sense of awe when they experience seeing the strikingly beautiful blue lobster for the first time. Those that are caught are not normally eaten, but rather given to aquariums and educational institutions and kept on display in tanks for others to admire.\n\nTaxonomy of Homarus americanus:\n\nKingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Crustacea Order: Decapoda Suborder: Macrura reptantia Family: Nephrodidae Genus: Homarus Species: americanus
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yes, check out the bugatti veyron (world's fastest car- does 0-60 in 2.5 seconds) and the dodge tomahawk (bike that has a dodge viper engine). I don't know if they can go that fast, but pretty close for land vehicles.
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The Japanese spider crab, Macrocheira kaempferi, is the largest living arthropod; fully grown it can reach a leg span of almost 4 m (13 feet), a body size of up to 37 cm (15 inches) and a weight of up to 20 kg (44 pounds). The crab's natural habitat is on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean (some 300–400 m deep) around Japan, where it feeds on dead animals and shellfish. It is believed to have a life expectancy of up to 100 years. You can read more at  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_spider_crab
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Regardless of the way of movement, peregrine falcon is the fastest. If you are trying to ask the fastest by way of running then cheetah is the fastest.\n\n>>The fastest animal/ bird is called peregrine falcon which can fly at the speed of 100-200 miles per hour. \n>>Fastest marine animal is blue whale which swims 30 miles per hour).\n>>Fastest land animal is cheetah which can run 70 miles per hour. \n>>Fastest fish is sailfish which can swim 68 miles per hour. \n>>Fastest insect is dragonfly which can fly 36 miles per hour.♥
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A crocodile is no speedster on land. Either running straight or zig-zagging you have to be quicker than the crocodile. Humans are averagely faster than crocodile on land. After all, a crocodile runs out of gas quickly. That's why when it makes a kill it is really quick or it will end up empty-stomached and tired.
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quarterton, your email isn't set up in here so here is your crayfish answer\n\nhttp://lobsterpond.com/order.htm\n\nthere is a book on this page for sale, check it out\n\nhttp://atlaspub.20m.com/redclpg.htm\n\nand another book in here\n\nLarry
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I think what you are thinking of is not a lobster but a species of crab.\n\nThere have been a number of documentaries about the Christmas Island Red Crab, which are a species of land crab.\n\nThere are 14 species of crab that can be found on Christmas Island but the red crab is far the most common. \n\nI've put some links with more information for you below:-
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Depends on the gun and the bullet.  Different kinds of bullets have aerodynamic designs and powder charges that vary their speed when leaving the barrel.  For most handguns (say a Colt .38), that speed is around 300 meters per second.  On other kinds of wapons (say a Desert Eagle Cal. .50) The speed can go to around 400 meters per second with a heavier projectile, and so on.
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It depends on your frame of reference.  Relative to the Earth, the fastest speed man is capable of is probably 10km/s, that's 1/30000 the speed of light.
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When a lobster is boiled, its crustacyanin proteins unwind in the heat and the astaxanthin pigment falls off. This 'free' astaxanthin is red, just like most other carotenoids, and gives the lobster its freshly-cooked colour.
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I'm partial to crabs. They are misunderstood. Each one has their own personality and temperament. Some even do tricks. It's a shame we execute them so quickly upon discovery.