This place is so close to the Kennedy Space Center, you might catch a whiff of rocket fuel with your hush puppies. Perched on ...

It was 7:30 p.m. on a Friday in Houston Asiatown, and Drunken Lobster was bustling. On the patio out front, XuNam, a pop-up kitchen specializing in snails and Vietnamese street foods, had set up ...

Have you ever wondered if crabs and lobsters felt pain or fear as they were being boiled alive before making it onto your dinner plate? Recent studies suggest that these creatures experience ...

Boiling lobsters and crabs alive has been a common method of killing them in the kitchen for many years with loud calls to end the cruel practice. Shellfish are also currently not covered by ...

For the first time, scientists have shown the brains of living shore crabs (Carcinus maenas) can process pain in nuanced ways, depending on the severity and location of the harm. The discovery leaves ...

A woman with a red ribbon symbolising the fight against Aids in Kyiv, Ukraine. The red ribbon ha been a symbol of Aids since 1991. File image/Reuters Almost 65 years after the world’s first Aids case ...

Crabs can feel pain, according to a new study - prompting calls for more humane ways to kill shellfish. Boiling crabs and lobsters alive is a common method of cooking them in the kitchen. But it ...

It's a common misconception that crabs and lobsters scream as you plunge them into boiling water to cook. But even if this myth isn't true, scientists say there is still good reason to avoid this ...

Brain test shows that crabs process pain Date: November 26, 2024 Source: University of Gothenburg Summary: Researchers have demonstrated that painful stimuli are sent to the brain of shore crabs ...