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Spiny Lobster

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The beautifully marked Caribbean spiny lobster has long been a favorite Florida seafood and is one of our most important fisheries. As a result, marine conservation laws have been implemented to protect this valuable species from being overexploited.

This brochures discusses the Caribbean spiny lobster, also known as a crayfish, crawfish, langosta, and Florida lobster. Topics include a description of the lobster's appearance, life history, range and habitat, and management efforts.
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