Spiny Lobster
PALINURUS ELEPHAS
Spiny lobsters spend most of their time hidden in crevices. They tend to be necrophagous but their agility does allow them to catch live prey passing close by.
To discover during the layover
Family
Arthropod family, Crustaceans
Size
Can reach 3 to 4 kg and 50 cm
Distribution
Northeast Atlantic, English Channel, Mediterranean
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