Mud Lobster (Thalassina sp.) | Preserved Lobster Specimen | Real Scorpion Mud Lobster

Mud Lobster (Thalassina sp.) – Preserved Lobster Specimen

The Mud Lobster (Thalassina sp.), also known as the Scorpion Mud Lobster, is a remarkable burrowing crustacean commonly found in mangrove forests, estuaries, mudflats, and coastal wetlands throughout the Indo-Pacific region. Although called a lobster, it belongs to a unique group of burrowing decapods that spend most of their lives constructing extensive tunnel systems beneath soft mud. Their burrowing activity helps aerate the soil and contributes to the health of mangrove ecosystems.

This professionally preserved specimen showcases the mud lobster's elongated body, powerful digging claws, and segmented exoskeleton. Carefully preserved to maintain its natural appearance and fine anatomical detail, it is an excellent addition to marine biology collections, educational displays, museums, curiosity cabinets, and natural history collections.

Each specimen is individually prepared, making every mud lobster a unique representation of one of the most fascinating ecosystem engineers found in tropical coastal habitats.

Features

• Genuine Mud Lobster (Thalassina sp.) specimen
• Also known as the Scorpion Mud Lobster
• Professionally preserved for long-term display
• Displays natural coloration, segmented body, and detailed anatomical features
• Features powerful digging claws adapted for burrowing
• Ideal for marine biology education, scientific reference, museums, and collectors
• Perfect for natural history collections and educational exhibits
• Each specimen is unique, with natural variations in size, coloration, posture, and markings

Specifications

• Common Name: Mud Lobster
• Also Known As: Scorpion Mud Lobster
• Scientific Name: Thalassina sp.
• Condition: Preserved Specimen
• Habitat: Mangrove forests, estuaries, mudflats, coastal wetlands, and brackish environments
• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Arthropoda
• Subphylum: Crustacea
• Order: Decapoda
• Infraorder: Gebiidea
• Family: Thalassinidae

Please Note

This is a genuine natural specimen. Because this specimen is identified only to the genus Thalassina, the exact species has not been determined. Every preserved mud lobster is unique, and slight variations in size, coloration, body posture, and markings are natural characteristics that enhance the authenticity of each specimen.

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