Spiny Lobsters
These lobsters are found across the Caribbean. They have a completely unusual migration across the sea. At the beginning of summer, they line up into something resembling a conga line of up to 50 individuals and march offshore into deeper water. They must avoid the summer storms. Females help protect their eggs by moving into cooler water.
By the time autumn comes around, the lobsters move into shallow waters to breed yet again. Scientists believe these conga lines help protect them against predators. To avoid predators during the daylight hours, they’ll stay in their dens. They mostly eat snails, crabs, urchins, and clams (My FWC).