Learning About Lobsters With Plover Robes!

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In this video I go out on the water off the coast of New Hampshire with my lifelong friend Eric Eberhart who is a professional lobsterman. He teaches us about the biology of lobsters and walks us through the process of harvesting lobsters sustainably in the wild. Eric also happens to be the CEO of the greatest robe business in the world, known as Plover Robes. The link to the Plover Robes website is above, where you can order yourself a robe. Go get a robe!
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[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

This was really interesting Ed, I’ve never really gotten insight into how lobsters are harvested, and it was cool to see that conservation measures and population ecology is all accounted for in the process. I also didn’t know that they were sexually dimorphic, I learned a lot from this video. Great stuff man! - Harrison and Evan

[@keitha.355]

Great video Ed 👍 Loved the aerial shots

[@annabelcaracas]

Nice video,thanks for sharing tinkerbell83