Lobster Release Underwater

Watch this massive lobster head to the bottom with a treat!

[aaronottermann]

The way the music fades away with the lobster makes it feel like it's coming from him😂

[frownyclowny]

This is such a weirdly specific vibe but it makes me feel bittersweet

[lmboh]

The Old Man is probably thinking "Best spa trip ever!"

[whitefalcon]

He is standing still because predators can sense vibration and movement. So if you want to survive until the seabed STAND STILL....

[XboxNuisanceReal]

My father was from Maine, and he also caught lobster. He passed away when I was 6 years old, and I kind of wish that I had followed in his footsteps. You're living the dream, my friend. Best of luck

[blessedbeauty]

- *Who else* agrees we *just NEED* more underwater footage videos again? (Underwater drone).
👇🏽

[palatina]

Please give us more underwater footage! This is stunning!

[karenlynch]

You are so kind Jacob ! Big ole’ grand dad lobster 🦞 appreciated that

[veto]

Love the Sea Shanty music. Can you and your crew sing us a sea shanty? 😂

[WilliamWebbOfficial]

I swear to God, the way that fish jiggled a little bit in the water, I thought he was dancing to the song 😂😂😂

[undercooked_spaghettios]

The way he floated down without moving a single muscle... little buddy accepted his fate 😂

[christianelgin]

Imagine being that lobster and being thrown back.. floating down slowly for minutes and it feels like an eternity!

[jenoc]

I don't know why but the music fading away with the lobster felt so sinister 😂

[jennifersarver]

Thank you. That was fascinating watching it go all the way down. Stuff like this is why I'm obsessed with your content. Have a great day guys

[jimgrant]

That is not a snack. That's a meal with a doggy bag snack all in one! 😂

[lynnarroyo]

So cool we get to see lobster underwater ! Thanks Jacob !

[ramblinnernd]

Anyone else think that the music sounded great when it was fading?

[kharmachaos]

Yesss! And the audio fading out and getting the reverb effect is masterful 🥰

[TheMrscf]

Ive noticed when you release lobsters (especilly eggers) you usually throw them into the water with their belly facing up. Is there a reason for it, like protecting the eggs from the impact, or is it just habbit?

[OreoDave]

"Freeee. Free fallin'." 😂