13 Lobster Coloring Pages

Lobsters are not born red. Most American lobsters are greenish brown or blue-black, and they only turn bright red when cooked. Rare lobsters can be blue, yellow, orange, white or even split in two colors. Lobsters have two different claws: a big crusher claw for cracking shells and a thinner pincher claw for tearing. They grow by shedding their hard shells, a process called molting. This collection features lobsters in seaside scenes. A lobster climbs a dock post, holds an anchor, rests on a barrel and sits in a lobster trap. Silly pages put one in a sailor hat and one in a scarf. A baby lobster and two cute lobster pages suit toddlers. Kids can color lobsters red for a classic cartoon look, or dark greenish brown and blue to match live lobsters. A rare blue lobster is a fun choice too. Wooden docks, rope and blue water finish the scene. These pages fit ocean and New England themes.