Fisherman Siswanto rides on a self-built wooden cable car, created by himself, to cross the sea at Timang beach in Gunung Kidul, near the ancient city of Yogyakarta, Indonesia on April 19. Siswanto crosses between rocks to catch lobsters.

A fisherman fixes nets on rocks to catch lobsters at Timang beach in Gunung Kidul, near the ancient city of Yogyakarta, Indonesia on April 19. A self-built wooden cable car is used to cross between rocks to catch lobsters.

A fisherman holds up a lobster at Timang beach in Gunung Kidul, near the ancient city of Yogyakarta, Indonesia on April 19.

Maine State Aquarium Manager Aimee Hayden-Roderiques is pictured holding "Rocky", the 27-lb lobster donated by a shrimp dragger to the Aquarium in this handout photo obtained by Reuters February 23, 2012. The lobster, the largest ever recorded caught in Maine, was released into the ocean Thursday.

Buddhist monk Geshe Tenley laughs as his robes flap in the breeze on the bow of a boat during the release of lobsters back into the ocean on "Chokhor Duchen", or the anniversary of Buddha's turning of the Dharma Wheel, in the waters off Gloucester, Massachusetts, on Wednesday. The group of Buddhists released about 500 lobsters that were caught by commercial lobstermen, after buying the lobsters from a wholesaler who would otherwise have sold the crustaceans to restaurants.

Buddhist monk Geshe Tenley releases a lobster back into the ocean during "Chokhor Duchen" from a boat in the waters off Gloucester, Massachusetts on Wednesday.

Buddhists pray before releasing lobsters back into the ocean during "Chokhor Duchen" in Gloucester on Wednesday.

Buddhists pray before releasing lobsters back into the ocean during "Chokhor Duchen" in Gloucester on Wednesday.