Canadian fishermen have found a lobster with a Pepsi logo imprint on the claws

Canadian fishermen have found a lobster with blue and red imprints of the Pepsi logo on the claws.

This is written by The Guardian.

Caught near Grand Manan, New Brunswick, lobsters were loaded into a box of twisting ticks when a member of the team, Clarissa Lindstrad, noticed a strange imprint.

"I thought: oh, that's the bank of Pepsi! I looked closer, it looked rather like a tattoo, or if the image was printed simply on the claw", - said Lindstrad.

Neither she nor any other team member has ever seen such. Almost a week after the discovery there was a debate about how this could happen.

Some believed that the lobster grew just around the cans from under the gas. Others - that somehow part of the jar is stuck in the claw.

Lindstrand rejected these options, noting that the image was "pixel", it could not be from a tin can. Secondly, it was not enough.

The logo looked like it was from a printed image, but the paper had to dissolve in water.

"I'm still trying to figure out what it really was," says a woman.

A strange finding made us once again reflect on the amount of garbage that, as a result of human activity, falls into the ocean.

Every year, from 5 to 13 million tons of garbage, which gets into the food of sea birds, fish and other organisms, reaches the oceans.

Seafarer Dam Ellen McArthur says that there is a probability that in 2050 plastic in the seas will be larger than fish (by weight).

Earlier, the Greenpeace Environmental Protection Agency showed an alternative Coca-Cola New Year's Eve "Holiday Approaching", which pointed to the problem of environmental pollution .

Recall that a resident of Kropivnitsky, a 17-year-old student, Ruslan Koptyev created a special device for clearing water from light garbage, and a Ukrainian schoolboy, Nikolay Ivanchenko, won the competition in the United States with the invention for water purification from oil.

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