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Speaker 1: Recently, Gloucester lobster man Mike Tuffs caught a one and

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Speaker 1: thirty million catch off the coast of Massachusetts.

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Speaker 2: He pulled up this beautiful, really rare orange and black

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Speaker 2: calico lobster.

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Speaker 1: That's Sierra Munnos with Northeastern's Marine Science Center in the Haunt.

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Speaker 1: The brilliantly colored orange and black crustacean now calls their

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Speaker 1: facility home, and just in time for Halloween, her children

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Speaker 1: named her Jackie, short for Jack o' lantern. The center

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Speaker 1: is also home to Neptune, a rare blue lobster that's

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Speaker 1: about a one to two million catch. Sierra says these

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Speaker 1: rare creatures offer their students a unique learning opportunity about

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Speaker 1: conservation in the ocean.

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Speaker 2: Bring that outside of the lab and connect it with

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Speaker 2: the future generations and people who are going to need

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Speaker 2: to know about this and live along these coastlines.

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Speaker 1: Brook McCarthy WBZ, Boston's news radio