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Orange you glad this little guy won’t be dinner?
A seafood restaurant in Massachusetts is sparing an incredibly rare orange lobster it received in a recent wholesale delivery, and reportedly plans to donate the crustacean to a local aquarium.
Arnold’s Lobster and Clam Bar in Eastham revealed the rare catch on social media on Sunday.
Arnold’s Lobster and Clam Bar in Eastham revealed the rare catch, pictured, on social media on Sunday. (Arnold’s Lobster and Clam Bar)
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“Check out our latest visitor,” the Cape Cod-area restaurant joked in a now-viral Facebook post, disclosing that they plan to give the lobster to “a local aquarium.”
The creature’s orange coloring is caused by a genetic mutation, the Cambridge Chronicle reports, only occurring in about "1 in 30 million lobsters."
Coincidentally, Arnold’s also made national news last year when the seafood shop received a bright blue lobster in a regular shipment. Affectionately nicknamed "Baby Blue," that lobster was also spared from the dinner plate and donated to an aquarium.
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Only about 1 in every 2 million lobsters are that same blue hue, MassLive.com reported.
Arnold's recently reopened for takeout service amid the coronavirus pandemic, thanking customers and crew for a "wonderful" response.
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