Another rare orange lobster found in an Ontario grocery store heading to Toronto aquarium

One other uncommon orange lobster has been present in an Ontario grocery retailer and will probably be heading to a brand new residence at Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto.

Paul Wyke, a spokesperson for Sobeys, stated in an e-mail to International Information that the lobster was present in Kincardine, Ont.

Wyke stated the “unique-looking lobster” was present in an everyday cargo from an Atlantic seafood provider final month.

“The lobster naturally began to generate lots of consideration and curiosity,” he stated.

“After some analysis, the crew discovered that it’s in truth a uncommon lobster and we’ve labored with Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto to move the lobster to the aquarium to its new everlasting residence in Toronto.”

A spokesperson for Ripley’s stated Sobeys reached out to them and they’re presently working to arrange a pickup, however don’t but have a particular date.

Simply final week, headlines have been made after an orange lobster was found in an Ajax, Ont., retailer.

That lobster, named “Pinchy” by employees, additionally acquired a brand new residence at Ripley’s.

Kevin McAvoy, the pinnacle of husbandry on the aquarium, instructed International Information on the time that orange lobsters are extraordinarily uncommon, with the chances of discovering one usually acknowledged to be roughly one in 30 million.

— with recordsdata from Albert Delitala