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Clawde, a female blue lobster, escaped a buttery fateAdvertisementA lobster named Clawde is living to see another day!Clawde, a female lobster with a rare blue shell, was recently delivered to an Ohio Red Lobster restaurant — but she escaped her buttery fate, finding a new home at the Akron Zoo.Get push notifications with news, features and more.FollowingYou'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications.Discovering a blue lobster is incredibly rare — the genetic anomaly that causes their shells to be blue instead of red occurs once in every 2 million lobsters, the zoo said.The culinary manager of the Red Lobster where Clawde was found told NPR that at first, restaurant staff thought the crustacean looked "fake.""It's definitely something ," Anthony Stein said.Server Angie Helbig added to NPR that staff made sure Clawde didn't end up on a dinner plate, knowing she had to be special because of the seafood chain's employee service award called the Blue Lobster Award."We kept [it] in the tank and just made sure that nobody took him in the back for dinner," Helbig said.Kathleen Balogh, the animal care manager at the Akron Zoo, told NPR that Clawde is doing well, though "there is a little bit of wear and tear from its journey" from the restaurant to the zoo.Employees at the Cuyahoga Falls Red Lobster and zoo staff were connected&nbsp;through a program run by the Monterey Bay Aquarium called Seafood Watch, which "strives to help consumers and businesses choose seafood that is farmed sustainably and fished in ways to support a healthy ocean," the zoo said in a Sunday.The zoo said that Clawde is acclimating to her new home in the Komodo Kingdom building at the zoo, and that her habitat has been nicknamed "Clawde’s Man Cave" by staff.Lobster lovers interested in viewing (rather than eating!) Clawde will have to wait, as the Komodo Kingdom is currently closed to visitors because of the (COVID-19) pandemic.this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines.

Clawde, a female blue lobster, escaped a buttery fateAdvertisementA lobster named Clawde is living to see another day!Clawde, a female lobster with a rare blue shell, was recently delivered to an Ohio Red Lobster restaurant — but she escaped her buttery fate, finding a new home at the Akron Zoo.Get push notifications with news, features and more.FollowingYou'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications.Discovering a blue lobster is incredibly rare — the genetic anomaly that causes their shells to be blue instead of red occurs once in every 2 million lobsters, the...

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