Spiny lobster

The Spiny lobster is a type of crustacean that lives in warm and tropical waters around the world.
Some of the places where you can find Spiny lobsters are the Caribbean and Mediterranean seas, the coasts of Southeast Asia and Australia, and the shores of South Africa.
Spiny lobsters usually stay at the bottom of the ocean, where they can hide among rocks, reefs, seagrass, and algae.
They are active at night, when they come out to feed and migrate in large groups.

A spiny lobster is a type of crustacean that lives in warm waters around the world.

It has a hard, spiny shell that is usually red, orange, or brown, with white or yellow spots.

This crustacean has no claws, but it has very long, thick antennae that it uses to defend itself and sense its surroundings.

It also has ten legs, with the last pair ending in small claws.

A spiny lobster can grow up to 60 cm long, but most are much smaller.