It will be hard for any new campaign to match Mr Hogan and his well-aimed crustacean.
Another wave interrupted and ripped away its lunch, either saving the crustacean or returning a corpse to the sea.
She says crayfish carcasses the part of the crustacean that humans often throw away are for the birds.
The Gnathia marleyi is tiny crustacean that attaches itself to fish that inhabit coral reefs in the Caribbean.
Millions of crustacean are caught or reared in aquaculture for the food industry.
In a country where temperatures can soar above 105 degrees Fahrenheit, water is too precious an agricultural resource to leave to threat from small-clawed crustacean.
The goo emerges from holes in the crustacean's legs and is spun into gossamer filaments by being stuck to a surface and then pulled out as threads.
This is the world's largest crustacean and the seven king crabs introduced here from the North Pacific by Russian scientists in 1961 have multiplied at an astonishing rate.
Mr Benson said he spotted Lembit when he went to buy a crab for his dinner and the fishermen showed him the mammoth crustacean they said was destined to be sold to Spain.
The first recycled crustacean: only one claw is taken from a stone crab - the rest is tossed back in the sea (the claw regrows in 12 to 18 months, and crabs plucked again are called "retreads").
The protesters -- mostly comprised of fishermen -- had been seeking to prevent trucks from hauling Maine lobster into Canadian plants because of an excess of the crustacean, which has contributed to a recent crash in wholesale prices.
The list includes the use of a Kinect camera and PC for physical rehabilitation, the 3D printing of embedded electrical technologies, a Lego set that helps bridge the gap between crustacean and robot and a device that employs an Arduino board and video games to help stroke victims recover motor skills.
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