Panulirus penicillatus, commonly known as the pronghorn spiny lobster, is a marine crustacean distinguished by its long, spiny antennae and lack of large claws. It inhabits rocky and coral reef environments in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide. Typically, it reaches a length of 12-16 inches and can weigh up to 6 pounds. It is nocturnal, seeking shelter during the day and foraging at night.
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