The Spiny Lobster is a type of crustacean found in warm coastal waters around the world, particularly in the Caribbean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. Unlike true lobsters, spiny lobsters lack large claws and have long, spiny antennae. They are known for their hard exoskeleton and can grow up to 3 feet in length. Spiny lobsters are primarily nocturnal and are often found hiding in crevices during the day. They are social creatures, often living in groups. These lobsters are also a popular seafood choice, valued for their sweet, tender meat, and are commonly harvested for commercial purposes.