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Hmm, interesting thread. I didn't read the whole thing but I now have a couple of questions after reading some of the replies.
1-If it's true that lobsters and other creatures don't have nervous systems and can therefore not feel pain, why is it that they wiggle and squabble around when we try to kill them?? (I don't just mean lobsters here.) They must do it for a reason no? If they didn't feel pain they'd just go around acting normal.
2- Hmm I took a break and now I don't remember what my second question was...
Putting a lobster in the fridge isn't going to kill or numb it. Think about this for a second. The Atlantic ocean is pretty darned cold. We put our lobsters in the fridge overnight to keep them from getting warm and dying if we aren't going to cook them immediately.
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1-If it's true that lobsters and other creatures don't have nervous systems and can therefore not feel pain, why is it that they wiggle and squabble around when we try to kill them?? (I don't just mean lobsters here.) They must do it for a reason no? If they didn't feel pain they'd just go around acting normal.
Fight or flight response. It's a reaction, not thought.
The most humane wat to dispatch a Lobster is to place them in the Freezer for 15 minutes. They will just go to sleep and you can then throw them in the pot of boiling water and they are gone before they know what happened to them. While Lobster are most closely related to roaches, they sure are tasty.
Putting a lobster in the fridge isn't going to kill or numb it. Think about this for a second. The Atlantic ocean is pretty darned cold. We put our lobsters in the fridge overnight to keep them from getting warm and dying if we aren't going to cook them immediately.
Fight or flight response. It's a reaction, not thought.
No no, I don't mean when they're trying to put up a fight or trying to escape, I mean when we actually harm an animal (that supposedly doesn't have a nervous system) and it'll act all crazy as if it was in a lot of pain, if it didn't feel pain, wouldn't it just act normal? How does it know it's harmed?
Say your goodbyes,and tell him that you will see HIM later... put him down in some salted boiling water, and wait. smile, when he comes out, and enjoy! LOL.....
Get a syringe and feed it with White Wine or other alcohol, it will put it right to sleep and make the meat taste better.
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