The way that he drops the lobster and begins backing away is priceless. You could have the manliest man on Earth; a colossus of human power and influence, and he would be helpless when faced with a fully-grown lobster.
Maine lobstermen throw back big lobsters and most fertile female lobsters. This is one of the reasons Maine lobster are the best in the world. They are regulated and not over fished. Maine is one of the only place in the world that do this. Proud to have studied marine biology and ecology in Maine!
And the interesting thing is that the fishermen were doing this all by themselves long before the government stepped in and made regulations about it. If only other fishing industries were smart like that.
They also throw back the ones that are smaller than 3 1/4 inches in order to be able to let them grow. A lot of the big ones thrown back end up not fitting in anymore traps after another shed which is good for them.
@@sebastianmineo1313yeah to get that big they have to be around 70-100 years old often times they can’t even use their claws anymore so their flesh has to be super tough.
I never knew they did a notch. That's pretty cool. I love how people are willing to let you film, come on their boat, and basically learn the ways of catching lobster. What a nice group of people
most people don't realize just how intelligent and amazing crustaceans are. I have a pet crayfish which is effectively a freshwater version of a lobster with other minor differences and it's very interesting to see what activities he gets up too. he loves climbing, digging, eating, hiding in his log, sleeping, looking at his reflection and he will even rearrange the tank to his liking. he also likes to come up to the glass and look at me. it's also very interesting to see how crustaceans adapt to their environment. he came from a tank with other crayfish and was missing a claw and had a piece of his tail fin clipped off. when i first got him he was very anxious and scared but he began to settle in and get used to the home that was previously used by the previous dwarf crayfish that sadly passed away. a lot of people also don't realize that they feel emotions like the ones humans do and have their own personality. it's unfortunate that people see these amazing animals only as food on a plate
Litter box is a good idea to keep the cat out of 😂the cat is a little bit more aggressive than the other cat but he is a little more aggressive and has a lot of aggression and cat behavior so he can be more aggressive and aggressive and aggressive and he can be aggressive and aggressive when he is trying to get out 🎉 cat is a little more aggressive and aggressive than the others but he is a little more aggressive and aggressive than the other cat and I think he is more aggressive and aggressive towards the other cat because he is more aggressive and aggressive than most people are very active in their behavior and he is very aggressive and aggressive and 😢 he is very calm and very aggressive and he has been a good dog to dog so he will not let you down but if he does he can get away from you and you have to go to the vet cat and you can get a good pet and you can get him to go to a ombudsman
You all probably dont care at all but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account? I was stupid forgot my password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Gavin Gibson Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
If there's a Jonathan Bird channel for fish and other underwater sea life... ... does that mean there's a Jonathan Fish channel for birds and other airborne creatures? **Philosoraptor Moment**
I know I've had my share of comments on this video but I was wondering Jonathan, if you could maybe do a tide pool episode.Unless you're in Hawaii you can't really dive in them, but they are amazing. Even just in New England. I have had tide pool experience there in NE but also in other places like the Caribbean. I have been fascinated by them because of the small ecosystem co-existing with ocean right next to it. It is cool to see them because its like a mini coral reef with hermit crabs, normal crabs, fish, corals, and urchins
As a kid I grew up down the street from the rocky shoreline of New England. My friend's mother would take us down and let us snorkel in the tide pools. There was quite the assortment of life. 3 inch long lobsters, starfish, various shell fish, sea urchin, sea anenome. Some really awesome stuff. The reason for the parent is because the open ocean is an unpredictable place.
Wow, Jonathan bird ur my greatest inspiration to like underwater world. U just don't fake expressions like others(over over reacting types). U just give us the right information.
Very nice to know that lobster 🦞 traps do contain an escape port for any undersized lobsters 🦞 to exit a trap, thereby preserving them. (You can see such an "escape port" at the 6:03 mark.)
+Neko Don't worry, new one in less than two weeks. December 4th! And it's an episode about becoming a marine biologist, with all kinds of fun science and sharks! Meanwhile, over the next few weeks we will be re-releasing some older episodes like this one in HD for your viewing pleasure.
Everyone loves lobsters women love lobsters and we as a nation are protecting our stock we are reintroducing restocking and having Consciousness about overfishing this species and this is what it's all about great video
THEYRE SO CUTE AAAAA I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SO MUCH I LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS AHHH THE MARINE LIFE IS SO CUTE! I got inspired by you, Jonathan. Ever since I watched about sharks, I really wanted to be a Sharkologist. But after watching your Blue World series, I’ve wanted to become a Marine Biologist in general. It’s so cool. Thank you for being my inspiration
+BlueWorldTV Thank you very much. Oh, I want to know who's speaking in every opening intro of Jonathan Bird's Blue World? I love that voice. Nevermind, I found it. He's Art Cohen.
After the 9:00 minute mark, you can see some "intelligence" lobsters 🦞 , those who once likely got caught in a trap, but due to their supposed size, where let go, being returned to the waters.
A stupid owner from kitchen nightmares advertises that he has Maine lobsters in his restaurant, but Gordon Ramsey discovered they are Canadian lobsters and then the owner says I don’t care they are the same species and same Atlantic waters, then Gordon replied dude the Maine lobster is award winning
LOL....they are the same species. They are found in the western North Atlantic all along the north American and Canadian coast north of about Virginia. People say the Maine lobster is the best....but I'm not sure that's really true. But who knows....I don't eat them. I have no interest in eating a big bug!!! :-)
Have I lost my mind or have I seen this before? Maybe it was just another person at the same Aquarium showing the different color variations of the lobsters.
+avaorchid You have seen it before. We are in the process of re-releasing some of our more popular older episodes in HD. Previously, we were contractually obligated to release on UA-cam in SD only. Now we can upload in HD and many fans have been asking for the older episodes to be uploaded in HD.
I'm not a huge fan of eating lobster either. I've had lobster from some of the nicest restaurants, and I'm always thinking, "meh, it's aight". But, I do like crab legs. Just can't help myself. No problem with eating sea animals, but sustainable fishing, crabbing, etc. is so important for the ecosystems around the world. I just mainly want to dive and enjoy the animals just swimming around and hanging out. Food for the 👀.
Lobsters and crabs freak me out, to be honest. But at the same time I am interested in them. Just from a distance. They are famous to eat here in Atlantic Canada (basically the same as Maine coast just a politically different boundary really) but I don't eat shellfish or crustaceans. Some of those claws are wicked strong and aI wouldn't want one clamping on me even as a joke
The lobsters in the beginning is like "Bro, if you flip me upside down one more time, so help me God I'm gona cut your oxygen line." Haha.
LOL...probably!
Hahahahhahahahahaha
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Lobsters have so much personality. Its amazing to watch them in tanks. They are very particular about how their den is arranged.
The way that he drops the lobster and begins backing away is priceless. You could have the manliest man on Earth; a colossus of human power and influence, and he would be helpless when faced with a fully-grown lobster.
What's the point when it is done with frequencies in captivity anyway...
Maine lobstermen throw back big lobsters and most fertile female lobsters. This is one of the reasons Maine lobster are the best in the world. They are regulated and not over fished. Maine is one of the only place in the world that do this. Proud to have studied marine biology and ecology in Maine!
And the interesting thing is that the fishermen were doing this all by themselves long before the government stepped in and made regulations about it. If only other fishing industries were smart like that.
They also throw back the ones that are smaller than 3 1/4 inches in order to be able to let them grow. A lot of the big ones thrown back end up not fitting in anymore traps after another shed which is good for them.
Large lobster aren't as sweet and tender as the chick's. They don't even make a good lobster salad.
@@sebastianmineo1313yeah to get that big they have to be around 70-100 years old often times they can’t even use their claws anymore so their flesh has to be super tough.
I never knew they did a notch. That's pretty cool. I love how people are willing to let you film, come on their boat, and basically learn the ways of catching lobster. What a nice group of people
You need a license and in Maine you are not getting one if you don't already have one....so I don't think they are worried.
@@BlueWorldTV100%
most people don't realize just how intelligent and amazing crustaceans are. I have a pet crayfish which is effectively a freshwater version of a lobster with other minor differences and it's very interesting to see what activities he gets up too. he loves climbing, digging, eating, hiding in his log, sleeping, looking at his reflection and he will even rearrange the tank to his liking. he also likes to come up to the glass and look at me. it's also very interesting to see how crustaceans adapt to their environment. he came from a tank with other crayfish and was missing a claw and had a piece of his tail fin clipped off. when i first got him he was very anxious and scared but he began to settle in and get used to the home that was previously used by the previous dwarf crayfish that sadly passed away. a lot of people also don't realize that they feel emotions like the ones humans do and have their own personality. it's unfortunate that people see these amazing animals only as food on a plate
Litter box is a good idea to keep the cat out of 😂the cat is a little bit more aggressive than the other cat but he is a little more aggressive and has a lot of aggression and cat behavior so he can be more aggressive and aggressive and aggressive and he can be aggressive and aggressive when he is trying to get out 🎉 cat is a little more aggressive and aggressive than the others but he is a little more aggressive and aggressive than the other cat and I think he is more aggressive and aggressive towards the other cat because he is more aggressive and aggressive than most people are very active in their behavior and he is very aggressive and aggressive and 😢 he is very calm and very aggressive and he has been a good dog to dog so he will not let you down but if he does he can get away from you and you have to go to the vet cat and you can get a good pet and you can get him to go to a ombudsman
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I’m glad the lobsters have an escape hatch if they are too small.
You all probably dont care at all but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account?
I was stupid forgot my password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Esteban Van Instablaster :)
@Gavin Gibson Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Gavin Gibson it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out!
@Esteban Van Happy to help :)
*It was amazing when they released the small shrimps and the shrimp with eggs back into the sea. A great way to keep lobster growing in the US.*
wow...really interesting how notches are used to ensure the future...very cool :)
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Wow come to Maine it isn’t interesting
Yeah. Very cool lookin...🙏👍
@@connor7120 That’s why it’s a good place to live.
At the end the lobster looked like it was vloging!
+VideoGames223 Lobster selfie!
+BlueWorldTV hi
BlueWorldTV
Louis_CGF ,
Jennifer Zimlich .
they look so funny, when they are like ''U wot m8 come at me bruh'' xD
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The way he just throws them back into the water😂😂😂😂😂
Survivor 2439 i actually got mad because that might be painful to be just tossed back into your home
Survivor 2439Hhj
thank you for what you do. Be safe out there!
If there's a Jonathan Bird channel for fish and other underwater sea life...
... does that mean there's a Jonathan Fish channel for birds and other airborne creatures?
**Philosoraptor Moment**
4:22 that lobster was pretty cute
4:05 They should release bicolor Lobster, the blue lobster and the female Lobster with eggs back in the ocean.
It was an aquarium im sure they had a permit
This has to be one of my favorite episodes!
That is so commendable the way they have adapted in the notching the female big heads up
I know I've had my share of comments on this video but I was wondering Jonathan, if you could maybe do a tide pool episode.Unless you're in Hawaii you can't really dive in them, but they are amazing. Even just in New England. I have had tide pool experience there in NE but also in other places like the Caribbean. I have been fascinated by them because of the small ecosystem co-existing with ocean right next to it. It is cool to see them because its like a mini coral reef with hermit crabs, normal crabs, fish, corals, and urchins
That would be really cool
As a kid I grew up down the street from the rocky shoreline of New England. My friend's mother would take us down and let us snorkel in the tide pools. There was quite the assortment of life. 3 inch long lobsters, starfish, various shell fish, sea urchin, sea anenome. Some really awesome stuff. The reason for the parent is because the open ocean is an unpredictable place.
You’re video’s are the best
Wow, Jonathan bird ur my greatest inspiration to like underwater world. U just don't fake expressions like others(over over reacting types). U just give us the right information.
3:09 That's called a shiny lobster, my friend
Alan4311 Are you making a pokemon reference?
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This had some really good picture. It came in handy as reference material for a project! Thanks for it! (And it was neat to watch besides!)
I love this show! I was waiting for the lobsters so long!
Lobster demands respect.
Me: Respect should be earn 😂😂
holy crap I noticed the guy's buff
Ha Ha Ha...the lobster is probably older than you...!? lol
Respect for your elders m8...lmfao
I went to booth bay, its beautiful. The aquarium is neat too. There are also a lot of european green crabs
At the 5:00 mark (a tiny two year old lobster 🦞), "Incidentally, they pinch!"
OMG the blue lobster is so pretty and cute
ash they taste real good... I mighta stole one on the job but nobody noticed
I think its great that the fisherman let us all along for the ride. It's awesome to see how they catch them and bring m favorite dish to market.
Very nice to know that lobster 🦞 traps do contain an escape port for any undersized lobsters 🦞 to exit a trap, thereby preserving them.
(You can see such an "escape port" at the 6:03 mark.)
I find this video so awesome because I've been to boothbay and the aquarium many times. Would you ever do a episode on the Striped bass?
subscribed ... this channel is so amazingly entertaining . well done and wish you all the best
Thanx J.B. I really like your channel and your videos.
"nah we cant keep that one" 😂
Two color lobster looks cool
Yay was looking forward to a new episode of blue world :D
Its not new
Shameonhaters yea i noticed after watching a little
+Neko Don't worry, new one in less than two weeks. December 4th! And it's an episode about becoming a marine biologist, with all kinds of fun science and sharks! Meanwhile, over the next few weeks we will be re-releasing some older episodes like this one in HD for your viewing pleasure.
BlueWorldTV I rewatched it even though it was an old episode. I really like blue world! :P
Neko me too, why do you like it do you dive?
Everyone loves lobsters women love lobsters and we as a nation are protecting our stock we are reintroducing restocking and having Consciousness about overfishing this species and this is what it's all about great video
I live in the midcoast of Maine cool to see a maine vid. I'm also a lobster fisherman great vid
THEYRE SO CUTE AAAAA I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SO MUCH I LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS AHHH THE MARINE LIFE IS SO CUTE! I got inspired by you, Jonathan. Ever since I watched about sharks, I really wanted to be a Sharkologist. But after watching your Blue World series, I’ve wanted to become a Marine Biologist in general. It’s so cool. Thank you for being my inspiration
They still wash up on our shores in N.B during bad storms,it's our best chances to find blue lobsters
+Natasha Valcourt Do the blue ones taste any different?
not from what ive heard,i let them in the water when i find some
Miss you Jonathan been watching your videos.. Love it. Keep safe.
You too!!
Brings back memories
I wish there was a option to subscribe as many times as you can and keep up the good work love ur videos
I live in Boothbay Harbor, so I love this Video.
I love Maine lobsters because they are softshell during summertime and sweet! I always go to Maine and attend lobster fest in Rockland.
Really want to watch behind the scene of your series. The crew, the prep, the journey, the research before going out.
+TD You are in luck, there are several. This one was done in season 3 and is narrated by "Cameraman Tim" ua-cam.com/video/645u22qMvYY/v-deo.html
+TD This one was done in season 4. A little more about the people involved than the process. ua-cam.com/video/PQCLZH5CbT8/v-deo.html
+TD Here's one about the making of Space School, our fulldome film.
ua-cam.com/video/tbYU_t5HboQ/v-deo.html
+BlueWorldTV Thank you very much. Oh, I want to know who's speaking in every opening intro of Jonathan Bird's Blue World? I love that voice.
Nevermind, I found it. He's Art Cohen.
The lobster when Jonathon grabbed it the lonster was like
Back off bro!
Jonathon:Ok jeez!
The bicolor lobster looks like he was pieces together like Frankenstein
We love Leon the lobster in our home, he's so sweet
Loved the show. Love your enthusiasm.
I could watch this show all night.
I have so much respect for Jonathan this is why he is my favorite most of the stuff I learn about marine biology comes from jonathan
:-)
1:38
Lobster: "I give up!!"
Loving your work Jonathan.
I AM A SUPER FAN because I watch this every day
One of may favorite video in your channel!!
I really learned a lot! This is like a lobster class! Love it!
Your shows are awsome!I wach it every day.I also like the sea and the animals!! :)
Thanks for watching!!
this show is underated
+Rudy Sullivan Agreed!
The video clip is educational. It is really good. 👍
I'm having insane nostalgia.
😂😂😂😂😂 the ending's funny! The lobster looks like a big bully 😂
Lol the music in this is PERFECT 😂😂😂❤ man, these guys have so much personality ❤🖒
Thanks!!!
@@BlueWorldTV 🙌🙌❤
Wow didn't know that there is blue lobster. Well, blue pigmentation is generally rare in nature.
hey if it is posible maybe try to put a go pro inside the trap to see what it looks like?
0:06 Hey guyys!!!! It’s me!!! Welcome to our livestream under the sea!
WOW..did not know how long it takes for them to grow!? Interesting. :-)
After the 9:00 minute mark, you can see some "intelligence" lobsters 🦞 , those who once likely got caught in a trap, but due to their supposed size, where let go, being returned to the waters.
DANG THTS A BIG LOBSTER
lobsters are leave under hidden rocks, leaves, and mud -sand, hiding in my experience, very small lobsters
I find it funny how Clauncher's shiny form is kind of like a normal lobster while its shiny form is like a rare blue lobster.
I grew up on this episode!
Just this one??
And then the aquarium one too!
11:04:hello guys this is lobster here today I'm showing u whats on the ocean floor
It wasn't a ROCK! IT WAS A ROCK. LOB. STER!
Really interesting program, but I still think it's wrong that they are caught at all. Humans can't leave anything alone.
5:43 The poor people would say "Please! Please! No more lobster for us!" as they winked and nudged each other.
good practice hope this will be a good sample for other fishermen...
WoW 🤩 absolutely amazing vlog 💯👌🏻😎👍🏻
A stupid owner from kitchen nightmares advertises that he has Maine lobsters in his restaurant, but Gordon Ramsey discovered they are Canadian lobsters and then the owner says I don’t care they are the same species and same Atlantic waters, then Gordon replied dude the Maine lobster is award winning
LOL....they are the same species. They are found in the western North Atlantic all along the north American and Canadian coast north of about Virginia. People say the Maine lobster is the best....but I'm not sure that's really true. But who knows....I don't eat them. I have no interest in eating a big bug!!! :-)
So u are saying that Gordon Ramsey is wrong 😂
Fun show thanks!
if I ever need a laugh, I just come back to 4:50. lmaoo
Baby Lobsters are so cute!!!
11:06 pause here and you'll get a lobster selfie.
Jonathan, are you going to do a video on Asian lobsters? I wonder if they both have similar lifespans
Demands respect with my tummy.
Good to see responsibility in fishing!!! Though I myself am a vegetarian, I do prefer when animals are farmed, they're farmed as responsibly as this.
Dinner dive
They didn't bother to say for some reason, but that big lobster at the very beginning is more than 50 years old!!
When this creature caught it sea its called lobster. When the same thing but small in size caught in river its called crawfish
True!
Have I lost my mind or have I seen this before? Maybe it was just another person at the same Aquarium showing the different color variations of the lobsters.
+avaorchid You have seen it before. We are in the process of re-releasing some of our more popular older episodes in HD. Previously, we were contractually obligated to release on UA-cam in SD only. Now we can upload in HD and many fans have been asking for the older episodes to be uploaded in HD.
I'm not a huge fan of eating lobster either. I've had lobster from some of the nicest restaurants, and I'm always thinking, "meh, it's aight". But, I do like crab legs. Just can't help myself. No problem with eating sea animals, but sustainable fishing, crabbing, etc. is so important for the ecosystems around the world. I just mainly want to dive and enjoy the animals just swimming around and hanging out. Food for the 👀.
8:26 😂😂decend whooowho
Lobsters and crabs freak me out, to be honest. But at the same time I am interested in them. Just from a distance. They are famous to eat here in Atlantic Canada (basically the same as Maine coast just a politically different boundary really) but I don't eat shellfish or crustaceans. Some of those claws are wicked strong and aI wouldn't want one clamping on me even as a joke
A Canadian says those claws are. WICKED strong... You're not Canadian you're from South Boston!!! LOL too cute
Wow nice video I like it
I love lobsters they are so beautiful.. i would never eat such an incredible looking creature.
Really interested in these videos
Except for Mr Krabs mud king crab he is in under the sand you'll see Larry lobster only
Praise the Lorb!
oh my god blue lobster screamer sound.mp3
You should see what offshore lobstering is like😂
4:58 that lobster was pretty cute too
Sometimes,lobsters might sting people. Nice video!👍
Pinch for sure. Sting, not so much.