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«Breaking News» Rare one in 30 million calico lobster is found at Maryland seafood market

A rare one in 30 million calico lobster has been discovered at a seafood market and donated to the Georgia Aquarium.


The owner of Ocean City Seafood in Silver Springs, Maryland, who identified himself only as Nicholas, discovered the rare female lobster on December 21 among a catch from Maine. 


Nicholas named the lobster Eve and at first decided to keep it in a special display case at the market for visitors to admire.


To his astonishment, he found that the other lobsters quickly broke through the barrier and surrounded Eve as if to protect the rare calico, according to a statement from the seafood market.





The owner of Ocean City Seafood in Silver Springs, Maryland discovered the rare female  calico lobster on December 21 among a catch from Maine


The owner of Ocean City Seafood in Silver Springs, Maryland discovered the rare female  calico lobster on December 21 among a catch from Maine






The owner of Ocean City Seafood in Silver Springs, Maryland discovered the rare female  calico lobster on December 21 among a catch from Maine


The owner of Ocean City Seafood in Silver Springs, Maryland discovered the rare female  calico lobster on December 21 among a catch from Maine



The owner of Ocean City Seafood in Silver Springs, Maryland discovered the rare female  calico lobster on December 21 among a catch from Maine






Staff members of Ocean City Seafood pose with the lobster, which they dubbed Eve


Staff members of Ocean City Seafood pose with the lobster, which they dubbed Eve






Staff members of Ocean City Seafood pose with the lobster, which they dubbed Eve


Staff members of Ocean City Seafood pose with the lobster, which they dubbed Eve



Staff members of Ocean City Seafood pose with the lobster, which they dubbed Eve


At the urging of his mother, Nicholas contacted the Baltimore Aquarium and learned that calico lobsters are extremely rare.


According to the University of Maine's Lobster Institute, the odds of catching a calico lobster are one in 30 million.


That makes the calico rarer than blue lobsters, yellow lobsters and live red lobster.


Rarer still than the calico is the translucent, or albino, lobster, which is a one in 100 million catch, according to the Institute.


Upon learning of the calico lobster's rarity, Nicholas decided to donate the crustacean to an aquarium.


The National Aquarium in Baltimore picked up Eve over the weekend, and the creature will remain there for a short period before being permanently transferred to the Georgia Aquarium in downtown Atlanta.




An employee of Ocean City Seafood poses with the rare lobster which is one in 30 million


An employee of Ocean City Seafood poses with the rare lobster which is one in 30 million



An employee of Ocean City Seafood poses with the rare lobster which is one in 30 million






The market decided to donate the lobster to an aquarium, although PETA has called for the crustacean to be released into the wild


The market decided to donate the lobster to an aquarium, although PETA has called for the crustacean to be released into the wild






The market decided to donate the lobster to an aquarium, although PETA has called for the crustacean to be released into the wild


The market decided to donate the lobster to an aquarium, although PETA has called for the crustacean to be released into the wild



The market decided to donate the lobster to an aquarium, although PETA has called for the crustacean to be released into the wild



After news of the rare lobster was made public, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals issued an open letter calling for the lobster's release into the wild.  


'Attitudes concerning the treatment of lobsters are changing around the world, as more people realize how sensitive these animals truly are,' PETA Director Danielle Katz wrote in the letter.


She continued: 'Just last summer, a rare blue-colored lobster was liberated by staff members at a restaurant in Portland, Maine, after they became so taken with her that they named her Blue Betty before returning her to the ocean. 


'Please, follow their example by granting Eve her freedom.' 

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