Trevor Corson

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Gastropod · What the Shell? Cracking the Lobster's Mysteries · 9 Jun 2026 podcast

They urinate out the front of their faces through these little nozzles.

And they can at will squirt this out the front of their face.

Lobsters are basically um lacing their own urine with identifiers and communication signals in the molecules they put into their urine.

And then they walk around projecting this plume of speech and identification.

ahead of them, it squirts out about the length of five lobsters.

So they're basically walking around advertising who they are and how they feel by pissing in each other's faces.

And this is how they interact.

And they have a highly sophisticated whole social system based on this this communication through pea.

The look of a lobster has fascinated people for a long time.

Artists have been obsessed with the appearance of lobster.

There's something very

I almost wanna say sexual about the way a lobster looks.

It's it's just so muscular.

And heart.

Okay.

Anyway, the lobster's sex life, perhaps because of this, is also been of great interest over the centuries of sort of scientific curiosity.

So believe it or not, even going back as far as Aristotle, Aristotle wondered how lobsters have sex.

And first we gotta get the Spanish wine.

Priorities.

Well, clearly the tail is tucked modestly up under the body, so I'm gonna guess somewhere there.

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