CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Where is the largest lobster breeding base (the largest crayfish breeding base in the country)

1. The largest crayfish breeding base in China

First, Xuyi, Jiangsu.

Jiangsu Xuyi is a famous lobster producing area in China and even in the world. The number of people engaged in the local crayfish industry has exceeded 100,000. Moreover, the lobsters in Jiangsu Xuyi are very plump and beautiful. Nowadays, the most distinctive crayfish town has been created. Xuyi lobster is a freshwater lobster, also known as Procambarus clarkii. Xuyi lobster is definitely the first crayfish producing area in the hearts of Jiangsu and Zhejiang people. Xuyi lobsters have thin shells and thick meat, especially the spicy flavor, which makes everyone who has tasted it unforgettable!

Second, Qianjiang area in Hubei Province.

The crayfish in Qianjiang, Hubei Province is also very distinctive. Although the output is not as high as that in Xuyi, the quality is also very good, especially the braised prawns in Qianjiang, which are particularly famous! As the saying goes, "Look at Hubei for Chinese crayfish, and look at Qianjiang for Hubei crayfish." Qianjiang is also known as the "Hometown of Chinese Crayfish." Qianjiang, Hubei Province even established a crayfish vocational college, which shows the status of crayfish in the local area.

Third, Shaobo Town, Jiangsu.

Shaobo Town in Jiangsu Province is also one of the three major production areas of crayfish. The geographical location of Shaobo Town is also particularly advantageous. It is located next to the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, so its advantageous geographical location makes its crayfish production very high. Many tourists who come here are to taste the taste of Shaobo lobster. The cooking methods there are generally steaming in water or braising, and there is also garlic lobster, and the taste is light.

2. Where is the largest lobster breeding base?

Shediac, located in the southeast corner of New Brunswick, Canada, is the "Lobster Capital of the World", and the world's largest lobster sculpture greets visitors at the entrance of Shediac. It was built by artist Winston Bronnum and is made of cement, 5 meters high. The steel structure weighs 90 tons and is placed on a 32-ton base.

It was first shown to visitors in 1990 during the 41st Shediac Lobster Festival. Today it is one of Shediac's iconic landmarks. If you like giant sculptures, this will be your favorite place to take photos. The town is also known for its beaches. The most famous is Parley Beach Provincial Park. The community is located in Westmoreland County, on the shores of Shediac Bay on the Northumberland Strait.