A fisherman named Robert Wagner found Oscar. He had never seen a lobster like it before.

Wagner said, 'I've never seen that before.' He thought it was interesting.

Wagner found Oscar in a trap near Blue Rocks in Nova Scotia.

Wagner named the lobster Oscar. He wanted people to see Oscar.

His daughter suggested giving Oscar to Dalhousie University.

Nadia Stewart from the university said they were happy to take Oscar.

Stewart said lobsters with special colors like Oscar's often get eaten quickly.

Oscar's colors are very rare, happening in one out of 50 million lobsters.

Stewart explained how Oscar got his special colors from his parents.

Albino lobsters are even rarer than Oscar, happening in one out of 100 million.

Wagner took care of Oscar for a month before giving him to the university.

Wagner needed a special permit to move Oscar to Halifax.

Oscar is doing well at the university, but he recently shed his shell.

The university put Oscar's old shell on display and gave him time to rest.

Oscar will be back on display when his new shell is hard.

Oscar's new shell will also be blue and orange.

Wagner is happy that Oscar is at the university.

Wagner hopes Oscar has a good life.

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