Green spinny and pink lobster

The green spiny lobster is a marine crustacean belonging to the Palinuridae family. It is mainly found in the eastern Atlantic Ocean, where it inhabits rocky coastal waters and areas with natural shelters.The green spiny lobster is a large marine crustacean with a strong, elongated body covered by a hard shell. Its head and body are protected by numerous spines, while two long antennae extend forward and help it sense its surroundings. Unlike true lobsters, it does not have large claws.Its body has a greenish to greenish-brown colour, often with lighter markings. The spiny shell and distinctive antennae give it a characteristic appearance, while also providing protection from predators.This species is mainly active at night. During the day, it usually remains hidden among rocks, in crevices, or inside other natural shelters. After dark, it becomes more active and moves across the seabed in search of food.

The green spiny lobster feeds on a variety of marine organisms, including molluscs, crustaceans, worms, and other small animals. Its long antennae are particularly useful for exploring its surroundings and locating food.It is an important species in coastal marine ecosystems and is also valued in local fisheries.