Shrimp

The shrimp is an invertebrate because it has no backbone. It also has an exoskeleton. (shrimps are very nice to eat btw)

No, shrimp are invertebrates.

Yes. Shrimps eat algae as it swallows water through its mouth.

Keep them in the refrigerator but not in water, just in a sealed container.

Since Chitin is indigestible (insoluble fiber) I can't imagine it being harmful, as long as the shells are cooked enough to kill any potentially harmful thing the raw creature may have been carrying.

Not like a human would, but they do seem to have a face of sorts. See link below:

Ground flake food (pre dissolved), Daphnia fry, brine shrimp fry, and ground up algae wafers via syringe or pipette is suggested (targeted feeding). Specialized foods may include Shirakura Chi Ebi or Borneo Wild Bebi

Fan Shrimp are filter feeders. As they have no claws, their appendages end in fine feather like fronds. They use these fronds to collect micro organisms from the water column. Typically they prefer to feed near the filter outlets and intakes where the flow is stronger. It is suggested that driftwood and taller plants be placed near these area in order for the Fan Shrimp to perch and feed. It is also noted that if Fan Shrimp are foraging the substrate for food then they are being inadequately fed. It is advised that, should this be the case, it is possible that they will damage the fronds used to skim the water of the microorganisms. Most, if not all specimens found in the aquarium trade have been wild caught in South East Asia.

endothermic

the shrimp will absorb the water and it will turn to mush, fall apart and will be too soft.

yes

Australians

A shark, giant octopus, and sometimes people.

You can, but it's very easy to overcook them and make them unpleasant to eat. Most recipes call for boiling or sauteing.

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Feed very small amounts once per day, especially if you just start with 10 shrimp. A flake the size of your pinky fingernail should last 10 RCS about 2, perhaps 3 days.

coz theyre deep fried They are also bad for the planet. Many mangroves forests that protect the shorelines of tropical countries from erosion and tsunami's lie devasatated because of industrial scale prawn lagoons.

Why would you want to eat them? Yuck!

Look for a product that removes Skunk odors. You might find it at a sporting goods store. I've forgotten the name but it really works on removing bad odors. The police use it when they find a decomposed body.

Shrimp will eat dead fish for certain. As for live fish, if the shrimp is large enough and the fish is small enough, then shrimp will eat live fish too.

It's the cellophane.

If you are just storing it, it will probably last as long as it would in a can. Once tapped, you would be lucky to get 36 hours at room temperature. Less if you're using a hand pump tap.

No! They will die a horrible death!

No that is not sufficient for an animal. A cat needs more nutrients than just shrimp. You will eventually make your cat sick. Shrimp does not provide a cat with nearly the correct nutrients for it to stay healthy. Cats are carnivores and need MEAT to survive, not fish or shellfish. Find your cat a good quality cat food that has named meat at the first of the ingredient list, which will provide the cat all the nutrients it needs.

Shrimp can be given as an occasional (once a week at most) treat.

No they are not. The definition of a vegetarian diet includes not eating meat, poultry, or seafood. If you really like seafood, try modifying your vegetarian diet to a pescetarian diet. Pesco-vegetarianism allows the consumption of seafood, but not meat or poultry.

Thawed shrimp is stored in a drip container with chipped ice on top of the shrimp to allow draining