Scientists discover why lobsters change colour

Scientists have discovered why prawns, crabs and lobsters turn orange when cooked.

Scientists discover why lobsters change colour
Mon, 27 Jul, 2009 - 16:53

Scientists have discovered why prawns, crabs and lobsters turn orange when cooked.

In the sea the creatures are able to control their colour for communication and make themselves darker for camouflage.

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