One fisherman has a tale to tell that breaks records and he doesn't even have to exaggerate. Off the coast of Rhode Island, Denny Ingram got quite the surprise when he pulled his lobster pot out of the water. He found that he had caught a rare yellow lobster. The yellow color is a genetic feature that occurs in about 1 in 30 million lobsters. And even better news for the lobster, instead of making his way to the dinner table, he will be kept safe at the Fisherman's Co-op in Newport.Wednesday, August 4, 2010
A Lobster Of A Tale
One fisherman has a tale to tell that breaks records and he doesn't even have to exaggerate. Off the coast of Rhode Island, Denny Ingram got quite the surprise when he pulled his lobster pot out of the water. He found that he had caught a rare yellow lobster. The yellow color is a genetic feature that occurs in about 1 in 30 million lobsters. And even better news for the lobster, instead of making his way to the dinner table, he will be kept safe at the Fisherman's Co-op in Newport.