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   How do lobsters migrate?

   • Lobsters migrate in single file. As winter approaches, lobsters migrate for food and mating opportunities. These creatures travel up to 100 miles during their seasonal migration. While traveling, lobsters follow ocean currents and rely on their strong legs to move swiftly across the ocean floor.

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   Why do spiny lobsters migrate?

   • Commercial Fisheries News - July 2000 Spiny lobsters undergo the most familiar and famous lobster migrations in the sea. These claw-less relatives of the American lobster line up single file to march offshore into deeper water across the ocean floor in long queues or lines, apparently in response to the onset of summer and fall storms.

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   How do lobsters move?

   • While traveling, lobsters follow ocean currents and rely on their strong legs to move swiftly across the ocean floor. While migrating, these crustaceans form "lobster trains" or "lobster parades," moving in a single file to efficiently protect themselves against predators.

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   Where do lobsters come from?

   • Most lobsters have been caught relatively close to the site of release. Others have roamed from as far as the mouth of the Bay of Fundy to southern Maine greater than 300 kilometers (km) or 180 miles and from Long Island Sound, NY offshore to Veatch Canyon, greater than 200 km (120 miles).

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   What is the difference between spiny and clawed lobster migrations?

   • One key factor contributing to our knowledge of spiny vs. clawed lobster migrations is the manner in which they have been observed. Spiny lobster migrations have been watched and filmed underwater, while clawed lobster migrations are deduced from tag and recapture studies.

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   How will a changing ocean affect lobsters?

   • We also know that as waters warm, egg-bearing lobsters hatch their eggs earlier in the year and over a shorter time frame. These changes, as a result of a changing ocean, will likely have dramatic impacts to larval lobster distribution and population connectivity.

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   Most lobsters have been caught relatively close to the site of release. Others have roamed from as far as the mouth of the Bay of Fundy to southern Maine — greater than 300 kilometers (km) or 180 miles — and from Long Island Sound, NY offshore to Veatch Canyon, greater than 200 km (120 miles).

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   One lobster migrated over 450 miles in 3.5 years. Stay Current.

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   • Lobsters change colors. One fascinating lobster fact is that lobsters can change colors due to a special pigment called astaxanthin2. These pigments are found naturally in lobster shells and help lobsters change into various colors.
   • There are two main lobster types. Two main lobster types exist in the world: clawed and spiny lobsters. Clawed lobsters have powerful, massive claws that help them capture prey.
   • Lobsters are closer to insects than fish. Lobsters belong to the Arthropoda phylum, which includes many invertebrates with jointed limbs and segmented bodies.
   • Lobsters live on the ocean floor. Lobsters inhabit rocky coastal crevices to the sandy and muddy depths farther offshore. Each habitat offers abundant food sources, a defense against predators, or favorable conditions for reproduction.

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   Evidence has shown that Marine Protected Areas have a positive impact on lobster populations, with immature lobsters "spilling over" into the surrounding non-protected sea to find new territories. A well known inhabitant of UK seas, common lobsters can reach up to 60cm in length.

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   Sep 11, 2020 · For example, adult lobsters are gradually shifting their populations farther from shore, and more northward as ocean temperatures in the Gulf of Maine rise. This means the female lobsters are exposing their eggs, and eventually their larvae, to different conditions.

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   Spiny lobsters link together during their long trip. Winter is on its way. Caribbean spiny lobsters make a long chain. It’s time for their yearly trip, or migration. Many animals migrate. This means they move from one place to another. They look for food. They look for places to have babies. How do the lobsters know when to go?

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   Jan 1, 2015 · Lobster migrations are generally considered direct locomotory movements over a discrete time period and toward environmental conditions that are different (see Herrnkind, 1980). For example, Caribbean spiny lobsters (Panulirus argus) typically exhibit fall movements from bays and shallow coastal areas into deeper waters (Herrnkind, 1980).