Some Costco stores have been able to find a supplier of these, as a few have been spotted carrying the massive claws of these lobsters.

In the market for some gigantic lobster claws? Costco might be the place for you.

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Ginormous “3 lb” LOBSTER CLAW !!!… Have you EVER ?!… This thing is unreal ! I mean, come on. I’ve seen a few big claws at Costco before, but this one’s crazy ! We just had to get it. It might be 1/2 it’s weight in shell, but worth it already. The family’s had their photo ops, now it’s going on the grill. I can’t promise an inside pic, they’re too anxious to eat this monster claw. I hope we have enough butter ?!… . . . #lobster #lobsterclaw #shellfish #seafood #gobigorgohome #foodfinds #lobsters #butter #familydinner

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The claws vary in size, but usually weigh somewhere in the range of 2 to 7 pounds. It’s mainly been folks across California reporting on the claws, so for now, that seems to be where they are sold. For example, the above lobster claw photo from Instagrammer @julesfood came from a Costco near Newport Beach, while the below Instagram photo was tagged in the Oakland, California area.

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OMG! Costco has THE BIGGEST #Lobsterclaw we have ever seen! 🦞 My hand is in the second photo for perspective! Makes me wonder how big the tail is?🦞🦞#giantseafood #giantlobster #giantlobsterclaw #lobsterinsteroids #foodporn #instafood #isthisketo #wow

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Users on Reddit have also noted the humongous claws being sold, with posts going back as far as mid-January of 2019.

“The biggest lobster claw I’ve ever seen” from r/mildlyinteresting

Some commenters questioned whether selling the lobsters were illegal. If they’re being packed and shipped from Maine, though, it seems to be okay. In 2011, state legislators passed laws rolling back regulations on lobster processors, allowing them to sell the oversized lobsters. On average, about 1 percent of lobsters shipped in from places like Canada can be oversized, weighing up to 15 pounds. The tail meat is usually converted into lobster products you’d find in grocery stores, but it seems like these claws can make it to grocery stores like Costco.