Duchess kate middletonSplash News Lobsters are currently on display at the Canadian Fisheries Museum. Both representatives of the fauna are females, but this did not prevent one of them from being called a male name. Kate and William differ in color from each other. One of the lobsters is completely blue in color, while the other has blue and orange hues on its shell. intend to visit Prince Edward Island on July 3, 2011. Whether they will be able to see the outlandish lobsters remains to be seen, but lobsters weren't the first animals to be named after the royal couple. In particular, shortly before the wedding of lovers in honor of the future newlyweds, the female and male crocodile from the Australian zoo were renamed. According to zoo workers, the renaming of the crocodiles was very symbolic, since they were "crazy about each other" and spent the whole time together.
