shrimp around the u.s. grow to about 1/2 inches. others that live elsewhere grow to about 12 inches!
Medium size about 8-9 shrimp, but it mostly depends on what kind of shrimp and their size, so it varies.
your penis is comparable in size to a popcorn shrimp
There are usually numbers that describe the size of shrimp. These numbers tell you approximately how many shrimp are in one pound. The larger the shrimp, the fewer it takes to make a pound. Ask the seller where you plan to buy the shrimp what the "count" of the shrimp is for the size you want. They can tell you how many shrimp will be in one pound. The largest shrimp I've purchased were (10-16) size. That meant there were from 10 to 16 shrimp in one pound. If you buy that type of shrimp, you'd need about 4 or 5 pounds to be sure you had 48 shrimp.
Shrimp are sorted by size in a laitram machine. Laitram machines can also peel and grind shrimp.
It depends on the size of the shrimp. If the shrimp is smaller or the same size as the frog, the frog will probably try to eat it. If the shrimp is large you should be OK, as long as your frog is well fed.
Shrimp are sorted by size in a laitram machine. Laitram machines can also peel and grind shrimp.
Is shrimp old world or new?
There are approximately 40 shrimp in 24 ounces of shrimp. This can vary greatly depending on the size of the shrimp in question.
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The size of a shrimp should be about 2-4 in. The size of a shrimp should be about 2-4 in.
The number of shrimp in a pound will vary. They are generally named by the size. For instance, 41/50 would mean that there are 41 to 50 shrimp per pound. The size "U15" means that there are "under" 15 shrimp per pound. See Related Links.
All shrimp are sold by sizes, whether they are sold by the actual count or by a name such as jumbo or extra large. Shrimp will be labeled both ways to help you determine the size you are buying. For example a Jumbo Shrimp would have 21 to 25 shrimp per pound. Source (with size chart): http://grillingguide.net/grilled-fish-seafood-recipes/shrimp-sizes-and-how-to-grill-shrimp.html