In order for a fish to be kosher it has to have scales and fins. That leaves out all shellfish. However, this applies only to Jews, if you're not Jewish and your religion doesn't have a rule against eating shellfish, enjoy!
It depends on what part of The Bible you follow.
In the Old Testament, the answer is "No". Leviticus 11:9 clearly states that only those animals in the ocean with fins and scales are to be eaten. Since shrimp have neither, they are prohibited.
In the New Testament, the answer is "Yes". According to Peter's vision as recorded in Acts of the Apostles 10:9-16, a believer may eat both clean and unclean animals, so eating shrimps would be permissible.
Tuna fish, specifically, is not mentioned in the Bible.
No it does not mention in the bible that eating fat is unholy.
Hard shell aquatic or semi aquatic fish i guess you can say that sheds its shell to grow
It is forbidden for Jews (Deuteronomy 14:15).
nothingAnother Answer:Leviticus 11 and again in Deuteronomy 14 list the 'dietary laws.' While 'krill' is not specifically named, you must determine if it is a 'fish' with scales or not. All shellfish are not to be eaten.
The Bible talks about the body being the temple of the holy spirit. Keeping it healthy is God honoring. Eating disorders are, no matter what people say, unhealthy.
At a guess, I would say that there is a downside to everything.
There is much debate over the benefits of eating Cream Dory fish. While some say that the fat it contains can be good for you, others claim that the fish is full of toxins and contains high levels of mercury.
There are certainly aquatic animals that can't swim, such as the clam, or the adult barnacle (and even then, the larval form of the barnacle does swim) but you wouldn't really call anything a fish if it couldn't swim. Fish swim.
after Jesus had seen Peter and his brother at the fish
It's not in the Bible, it's a Chinese proverb.
I think you meant to say smell most fish don't smell until they start to get too old from the water they lived in