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Shrimp
A shrimp is a decapod crustacean under the infraorder Caridea, characterized by an elongated or compressed body with long legs, well-developed abdomen and antennae, and a long spine-like projection of the carapace. Shrimps live in both salt and fresh water.
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Can you get sick from eating old shrimp?
It can, but eating undercooked shrimp does not guarantee illness. That will depend on whether or not the raw shrimp carries the disease-causing microbes. But do not eat undercooked seafood. The risk is too great.
One form of foodborne illness that some people don't realize is the use of sulfites on shrimp. Sulfites are used for color retention and many people are allergic to sulfites. Another concern is the use of antibiotics in farm-raised shrimp. See Related Links.
What physical barrier separate groups of snapping shrimp approximately 3 million years ago?
The Isthmus and Panama Canal.
How much fat do Snackwell cookies have?
Snackwell cookies have one gram of fat compared with three grams in traditional cookies on the market
Does shrimp fishing endanger other animals?
Because shrimp are traditionally caught in trawls (net devices pulled behind the boat) they catch significant quantities of other marine animals.
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According to Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prawn) They are actually
different creatures which resemble one another.
They both taste great! ;)
FriPilot
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In fact, shrimp and prawns are closely related. Let's start with the similarities. Both are decapod crustaceans. That means they have exoskeletons and 10 legs. Also, shrimp and prawns are in different suborders. Prawns are in the suborder Dendobranchiata, while shrimp are in suborder Pleocyemata. The main difference between these two suborders is gill structure. Shrimp have branching gills, while prawns have lamellar gills (a plate-like structure). The other features that distinguish the difference are that the front pincers of shrimp are usually the largest, and, generally, prawns have bigger second pincers. Prawns also have longer legs than shrimp.
Actually Size has nothing to do with it. Shrimp can be larger than Prawns. Most think Prawns are always bigger. Fripilot has a very good accurate description.
One thing I would add is that Prawns tend to be farmed in Asia. Just my opinion, to be Green, Buy what is close to you. In the US, that tends to be Shrimp. In the UK and Europe, I wouldn't know, but I would guess Prawns. Try to buy Any food that is farmed and grown as local as possible. Save the Planet.
--From Ratismal--
A prawn is different than a shrimp because, occasionally, you can find an insane one on the moon with the Toast King. You can't say that about shrimps.
What happens when you eat a shell of a shrimp?
Your body treats it like any other food and tries to digest it. But it is mostly composed of fiber (a good nutrient that your body needs), so it goes through your system relatively intact.
I grew up being told that shrimp shells were healthy to eat and I munched on them for the better part of two decades. Now there's research that suggests it really is healthy for you: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/66590.php Chomp away!
Many people asked themselves if it is really necessary to devein shrimps or not. It is a slow and long process to devein shrimps and this is probably one of the main reasons people will not devein them.
According to James Oliver Cury a EpicuriousContributor (Food website).top chefs and most people tend to remove them for various reasons: it looks unappetizing-it's the digestive system after all, removing the vein gets rid the grittiness which is not nice felt between the teeth, and when it come down to it - it is waste "poo" as James stated.
On the other hand, some people however, will say well shrimps only eat what's in the sea, the sea is full of food. Indeed, if cooked well, people in some Asian cultures eat the head and eyes too.
In the end it is reported on food websites that no harm can come from eating shrimps if they haven't been deveined.
Why aren't brine shrimps hatching?
There is too much salt, no salt at all or some eggs died. But if there is too much or too little salt it doesn't mean the eggs aren't viable.
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What type of consumers are crustaceans?
No animals are producers. Only plants and some protists produce food from sunlight.
Will a mandarin dragonet eat baby brine shrimp?
Baby brine are really too small for a mandarin, you will need to raise the brine shrimp up to a larger size.
How do you control brown algee?
Reduce nutrients in the tank and avoid overfeeding.
See further information at: www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/algae.htm
Lobsters are born from eggs.
"For most females, the eggs will be laid the year after mating. The eggs are fertilized outside the female when the eggs are laid. After they're laid, the eggs remain attached under the tail, on the pleopods, by a kind of sticky substance. The female then keeps her tail folded up under her and carries her eggs for almost a year (between 9 and 12 months). Therefore, females mate approximately once every two years. A female can lay a few thousand eggs when she is young and several tens of thousands of eggs when she is older."
Ref:
http://www.osl.gc.ca/homard/en/reproduction.html
How old is Olivia Shrimp and Hannah Lobster?
Olivia Shrimp- 30 Hannah Lobster- 29 Sarah Crab- 31 Stephen Mulsuk- 23 Noah Crayfish- 19 Carrisa Yellow Fin- 33 Jared Blowfish- 29 Hannah and Jared are not Dating!!!!!!!!!! There have been rumors. Hannah Lobster Olivia Shrimp- 30 Hannah Lobster- 29 Sarah Crab- 31 Stephen Mulsuk- 23 Noah Crayfish- 19 Carrisa Yellow Fin- 33 Jared Blowfish- 29 Hannah and Jared are not Dating!!!!!!!!!! There have been rumors. Hannah Lobster
What happens after three years of dormancy do brine shrimp eggs hatch?
Some will but the hatch percentage will be very low.
