I always thought lobsters were so irrepressively gangster considering the absurd weapons built into their bodies and the fact that they act like literally every other creature is food.

I love leon

Just came from Leon video.

That’s how I found this documentary Lmao

STEVE , i mean leon!

Same some of my favorite docs were under a series called “wild discovery”

Yep before going to sleep 😴

Ive been doing the same for over 50 years...

​@@SmackWaterJack001David attenborough has been making them for 70

I oddly find both styles entertaining as long as it is well executed

I was skeptical about watching it, but sounds like they made it for special people like me. Thanks for the recommendation.

I just learned crashed oil ship containers is a good thing. Hey, does this guy work for exxon?

People with ADHD love to tell you they have ADHD.

Odd assessment…

Taste like crab, talk like people, crab people, crab people.

Leon is the bringer of light

We don't know it yet, but Leon is leading the way for lobsters to become the superior species by bringing his kind to light just before Leon unleashes a full blown attack on the human race. Anyways... Thanks Leon. We see you :)

I am also another one brought here by Leon

Leon life

LMAO, same. 😂🦞

Lobster was also used as bait to catch eels once upon a time... I couldn't imagine.

Used to be fed to prisoners. Just shows what marketing can do to sway public opinion on something, regardless.

@@WalkerRileyMC Actually, it was so plentiful they would wash up on beaches after a busy high tide so it was fed to prisoners as a low-cost protein. Eventually, people around Boston and New York started to develop a taste for them and special boats to both catch and keep them alive were developed.

NS, Canada? Hey there, neighbour!

@@friencheetah nanalan was creepy ag

Seen those in a Disney animation..

Cute?

@@dukeofthedance8062 lol good, don’t ever settle

miam miam ... homard grillé au whisky .. 😋

nice

@@albertswift1490 nice

Like lady Gaga’s super bowl entrance

🦞🦞🦞

I sure love lobster 🦞 😋 😍 dipped in butter!!! Sweet baby Jesus 👶

^^

Do tell!

Well it's here one THANK you ?

I mean the females get a free bodyguard motivated by horny, nothing will stop him.

Not me, I like them with hot butter.

I don't discriminate. If it tastes good and won't immediately kill me or make me sick it's on my menu - mostly. Like I'd never eat shark fin soup or an endangered animal, and whenever possible I only buy humanely raised meats and animal produce. But I get what you are saying. I'm becoming less inclined to order octopus when I have sushi because they are such amazing creatures.

My bf and I call each other lobsters. I’d love for us to eat lobsters on our anniversary but they’re so bloody expensive

Good call for them and for you--lobsters like most sea food contain mercury, lead, chromium, cadmium and thallium.

@@DennisMoore664 Do you worry about heavy metals, toxins and chemicals in sea food or the pesticides, hormones and heme iron in land animals?

What would they be saying when they're boiled. The same ?

@@JavierRamos-uy5tt Tally OH NO!

Totally didn't know that. Thanks.

Actually, after being immersed in boiling water. If you listen closely, it sounds like their crying, it's just the sound of the air escaping from the shell. 😒

paul mc they do have nervous systems just like humans so imagine boiling you alive. The cries won't be from air escaping from your shell

Even human flesh if cooked slowly.

Yes, for many years it was believed/taught that dropping into the boiling water was the most humane way to kill the lobsters, but now precision cuts to the nervous system are taught. The sound *is* mainly the gas and water escaping the shell with the lobster fairly quickly killed. The modern knife death is much faster for them and, without intention, it also leaves the shell open.

many people underestimate just how beautiful cold water diving can be they get spoiled be that warm water lol.

Never ate lobsters again or the World want ban you

YES ! Totally cute, face looks like a human!!

It tastes a bit like crab

@@jasonthomas6496 and lead, cadmium, chromium, formaldehyde and thallium.

Lmao me 2😂

Yup yup

Lobsters don’t have shoulders

Literally

LEVITICUS 19:28 28 Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor print any marks upon you: I am the LORD.

Agreed! 🥺

its a manatee mate

@@redcomet7916 Y I K E S smooth brain clearly you have never seen a manatee

@@soupypoopy1170 then what is it? A dugong?

@@redcomet7916 you’re kidding right? Have you ever seen a manatee before bro?!?! - sincerely Florida resident...

@@redcomet7916 Its a beluga, it says it right when it shows up..

considering that i salivated the entire video, I'm in awe of this statement

My father is an off shore fisherman captain who has buddies that lobster fish. When he's not overly busy, he'll go help his friends out for a day or two and they sometimes pay him in lobsters, from that days catch. So, needless to say, I grew up eating a ton of lobsters. In the last 15 years or so, he started a little garden in his yard and he'll put the lobster shells on top of the garden, as they provide nutrients for the plants when they break down (apparently). So weird how your grandfather would bury them to hide the fact that his family ate them and my father puts them right on top of his garden, where everyone can see them. Although he doesn't do it to show off or anything, he used to throw them away, I just find it weird how much the lobster has changed in status over time.

@@trinomial-nomenclature This was during the forties and fifties. A lot has changed for sure.

@@Del-Canada Oh, definitely! And not just with regards to lobster's either.

LOL funny how they imply that everyone in NS lives off the sea.. LOL

Nature creates it own problems for its inhabitants we’ve only been sharing this space for 300,000 years the planet is 4 billion years old, in fact NOAA’s reports indicate that naturally occurring oil seeps from the sea floor are the largest source of oil entering the worlds oceans and it accounts for nearly half of the oil released into the ocean every year, volcanos dump over 200 million tons of CO2 into the earths atmosphere and have been for 4 billion years ... earth was a toxic wasteland in its beginning with an atmosphere that was engulfed with unbearable high levels of carbon dioxide and sulfur while its core boiled over leaking magma from every pore of the earths surface ... no life could survive, since then we’ve had 5 ice ages and a little something called a thermal Maximum that if it where to happen today would make global warming advocates heads explode ... people outta be more concerned with our civilization and the direction it’s going than what the earth is doing because after 4 billion years I’m pretty sure it’s seen it all and can take care of itself, I find astoundingly ridiculous that humans actually believe we have any control over any of it or could destroy something that has been around for 4 billion years and has survived some of the most extreme conditions of which humans could not even fathom to eventually support life ... if any of it was destroying the planet we wouldn’t of had any of it to begin with from the very beginning

@@dacoup5955 so far we're the most effective cataclysmic event earth has seen, at least to living organisms. Other mass extinctions, like the Permian's Great Dying, took much longer to do what humanity has been doing for the past few hundred years. Sure we've wiped out some ice age animals before then but they were on the way out anyway. This recent stuff is terrifyingly fast. Did you know we've wiped out 60% of all marine organisms in the oceans since 1800? No other natural disaster has come even close to our speed.

Being from the eastern Atlantic I also did not know about the molting a mating process. They even fed to prison inmates 🦞🦂🦞🦂🦞 lobsters & potatoes when there was an overabundance. The salmon are tricky 😋 tricky creatures. Didn't know they could relegate from the salt to fresh water. 🤔 simply to home & then to spawn!!!!!!! Thank-you for the 📹🎥📻📸🎮🕹📹🎥 video !!! I really like this video I really like this video thank you

@Rae Peronneu Taste like crab, talk like people, crab people, crab people.

We are part of nature as well

it's like the colosseum that way ...

Much like our taming and domestication of wolves into dogs eh?

@@samwhary5498 Wolf gets warmth and food, we get pugs!

Nature is often brutal

When I visited the lobster hatchery in Cornwall, the lady there told me that theoretically they can live forever, just that the chances of that happening are slim due to predators etc and even the old warriors will end up as something else’s meal at some point. Quite cool!

Technically they are immortal

Most of them end up in a steamer long before they reach old age

they made a mistake..the second fish was a "Wolf eel"..

male and female of the same fish

You mean sea life

@@catuskitzew1652 Nope, sea food!

True dat! Lobsters cannot "saw through" much of anything. Typical narrator tendency to exaggerate 'cause -- well who's gonna know? Another tall tale -- how about whales can "sing" so loud they can literally kill you with sound. Sure thing brother. All those whale deaths from sound! Also true, above a certain size lobsters just get tougher and tougher to eat, so don't go ordering a huge lobster for dinner.

The slaves and prisoners they fed lobster said it was cruel and unusual so they stopped feeding them just lobster (which are basically sea cockroaches

I believe at one point they were held in such low regard they were called the cockroaches of the sea.

I might be a bit off on the dating, but roughly up to 70 years ago along the East coast of Canada & US the rich kids ate peanut butter and the poor kids ate lobster

@@VeritasIncrebresco Up into the 1970's (fourty years ago!) lobster was a poor man's food. In colonial New England they were used as hog feed because they were so plentiful and no one wanted to eat them.

@@jimurrata6785 1970 is 51 years ago though

Yeah! Save Lobsters and ban suckers lobstereaters 🙏🏻💙🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞💙🙏🏻

Literally no, just no

Yeah so nice :D

The wolf eel is also native to NS. In grocery stores it's sold as ocean catfish, i presume they thought it was a more palatable name. I worked in a seafood market while going through school and sold tons of it.