Lobster

A lobster is a type of marine crustacean that belongs to the family Nephropidae.
It has a hard exoskeleton that protects its body and a muscular tail that helps it swim.
It has five pairs of legs, three of which have claws for catching and crushing food.
The first pair of claws are usually much bigger than the others and can be used for defense.
Lobsters are omnivorous and eat fish, mollusks, seaweed, and other bottom-dwelling animals.
They have compound eyes on stalks, but they rely more on their antennae and antennules to sense their environment.
They are nocturnal and hide in crevices or burrows during the day.
Lobsters are highly valued as seafood and are harvested in many parts of the world.

The lobster is a crustacean with claws
It lives in the ocean, following nature's laws
It likes to hide in crevices and caves
Or burrow in the sand, avoiding waves

It can be found on many different coasts
But mostly in the north, where it can boast
Of being a delicious seafood dish
That humans like to catch and eat with relish

Some lobsters live in shallow water near the shore
Others dwell in deeper depths, where they explore
The rocky, sandy, or muddy ocean floor
They are benthic animals, that's for sure

They can adapt to various conditions
But they prefer some specific ones
Like cold water and moderate salinity
That's where they thrive and show their ability