It is unclear if the lobster caught in a trap off Grand Manan said, “Pepsi, please,” but it was found with the logo of the soft drink on its claw.
Lobster found with Pepsi logo 'tattoo' fuels fears over ocean litter https://t.co/8GEQ42btvD
— Guardian US (@GuardianUS) November 29, 2017
According to The Guardian, Karissa Lindstrand pulled it from the trap and immediately recognized the logo because she drinks about 12 Pepsis a day.
No one knows how this image could ended up on a lobster’s claw. People have speculated that the claw grew around a can or that a box with a Pepsi logo somehow transferred the image.
Lindstrand and her fellow crew members have never seen anything like this but she says that the ocean is full of trash which she sees wash up on the shore.
Lindstrand took a photo of the claw and then the lobster was put into a crate and sold to an unknown buyer.
The full story is in The Guardian.
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