Break the fact part 2- yellow lobster, named Banana

I came across a post on Twitter that I didn’t believe was true. The subject of the article is a lobster. They claim to have found a yellow lobster. Researchers claim it’s a rare lobster that few people have ever seen. CNN grabbed a yellow lobster dubbed “Banana” off the coast of Maine. I decided to look into whether or not the yellow lobster existed. The investigative steps are as follows:

  1. Locate and validate the source.

The story was authored by Lauren M. Johnson for CNN.com. She is a CNN Cross Platform Associate Producer who graduated from Western Carolina University in 2011.CNN Profiles – Lauren M. Johnson – Cross Platform Associate Producer – CNN

CNN (Cable News Network) is an abbreviation for Cable News Network. It is a division of AT&T’s Warner Media. Ted Turner and Reese Schoenfeld of American media created it in 1980 as a 24-hour cable news channel. CNN has developed spin-off networks in the United States and other nations over the years.  CNN – Wikipedia

 

2. Look for the news on other websites:

3.Using fact-checking software

I utilized factcheck.org to determine whether or not the material was correct. The outcome was that a yellow lobster was discovered on June 26, 2020.

Based on my investigation, I decided that the article I have is true. The yellow lobster known as Banana is genuine and extremely rare.

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