You and I suck air into pink lungs. Lobsters? They laugh at lungs. These critters breathe through gills. But these aren't your average fish gills. Lobster gills are fluffy, feathery things tucked under their hard shell. Think of them as built-in, underwater air conditioners.
Here’s the kicker: the gills are located in specific spots. Look at a lobster’s head and body—right where the legs attach. That’s the gill chamber. It’s like having a secret garden of breathing parts under your armpits. Gross? Yes. Fascinating? Absolutely.
