Question

what happens when a lobster releases a claw?
the lobster lets the claw go.
the lobster attacks with the claw.
the lobster eats with the claw.
the lobster bites off the claw.

Explanation:

Lobsters can autotomize (voluntarily release) a claw as a defense mechanism, which means they let the claw go to escape a threat. The other options describe actions that do not match the act of releasing a claw.

Answer:

A. The lobster lets the claw go.