Lobster Raksasa Berumur 70 Tahun, Hidup di Dasar Laut

Senin, 08 Desember 2014

Tidak seperti lobster yang biasanya Kita temui. Seorang pemuda temukan hewan ini dengan ukuran yang sangat Besar dengan berat 5,4 kg. Paling berat di antara lobster pada umumnya. Kabarnya binatang raksasa ini telah hidup sejak 70 tahun lalu.

Galante (Daily mail)

Menurut seorang ahli biologi, Forrest Galante lobster raksasa tersebut telah berumur 70 tahun. Binatang ini ditemukan oleh seorang pria di dekat Anacapa Island di lepas pantai California.

Galante (Daily mail)

 Daily mail

Pria yang menemukan lobster raksasa, Galante bingung saat menemukannya. Awalnya Ia akan memakan binatang tersebut, namun Ia merasa binatang ini sangat berharga karena sangat jarang ada seekor lobster yang memiliki ukuran besar. Ia langsung memutuskan untuk memeliharanya.

Galante (Daily mail)

Lobster tersebut akhirnya di beri nama Albert Girther karena ukurannya. Galante menemukannya pada bulan Oktober. “Selama sepuluh tahun saya di laut, belum pernah saya menemukan lobster sebesar ini” Katanya.

Dia yakin bahwa binatang lautnya ini akan menjadi lobster terbesar di dunia karena lobster terbesar pada tahun 2013 memiliki berat 4 kg. Dia yakin bisa mengalahkannya karena besar lobsternya mencapai 5,4kg, seperti dilaporkan Daily mail.

Video saat Galante menemukan Albert Girther

 

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Female Jumping Spider

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Unidentified Jumper

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