This is about the creature from diving in New Leaf. For the fish available in City Folk see Lobster.
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| ロブスター Robusutā | |||
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| Location | Price | ||
| Bottom of the Ocean | 2,500 Bells | ||
| Size | Shadow size | ||
| About 18 inches | Large, fast | ||
| Time of year | Time of day | ||
| All year | All day | ||
| Scientific name | Homarus americanus | ||
| Family | Nephropidae | ||
| Appearances | NL | ||
| Regional names |  Astice  Homard  Hummer  Bogavante
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- "I got a lobster! More like a sobster now!" —New Leaf
The lobster is a deep-sea creature found at the bottom of the ocean. It is indicated by a circular shadow. Diving is the only way to get at it.
Donation to the museum
In New Leaf
In New Leaf, an information board in the aquarium will list information about this creature.
"Lobsters live in the ocean, have large, powerful claws, and are closely related to crawfish. They are a delicacy, also known by the names "crawfish of the sea" or "homard," their French name. However, unlike crawfish, they are much bigger and can live for more than a hundred years. Lobsters are aggressive and will pinch with their claws if you don't properly bind them while handling."
Encyclopedia Information
New Leaf
Deep-Sea Creature
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- Main article: Lobster on Wikipedia
Lobsters are a type of invertebrate and crustacean with species spread all over the world. They have an exoskeleton which protects them from predators, which they molt in order to grow, the downside being that they are vulnerable during molting. Lobsters come in different forms, clawless and clawed, but they all have ten legs (the claws on clawed lobsters are adapted to be legs). Lobsters have been known to live up to 100 years of age.
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