Lobsters have a complex system that allows them to extract oxygen from the water. They use their gills to absorb oxygen and release carbon dioxide. It's similar to how we use our to breathe air, but instead of inhaling and exhaling air, lobsters inhale and exhale water.
Imagine you're swimming in a pool, and you need to come up for air. Lobsters don't need to do that because they can extract oxygen from the water using their gills. It's like having a built-in scuba tank that never runs out of oxygen!
But how do lobsters get enough oxygen from the water? It's all about water flow. Lobsters need to be in an area with good water circulation to get enough oxygen. It's similar to how we need a good ventilation system in our homes to get fresh air.
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