Crustaceans

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Yes, slug pesticide can kill pillbugs. Scientists classify pillbugs as crustaceans and invertebrates and slugs as shell-less terrestrial gastropod molluscs. The two arthropod types in question do not always respond to one and the same pesticide, but they will when the active ingredients are beta-cyfluthrin, bifenthrin, carbaryl, cyfluthrin, cypermethrin, deltamethrin, esfenvalerate, gamma cyhalothrin, lambda- cyhalothrin, or permethrin.

Krill look like tiny shrimp.
They look like little red shrimp. Go to Google images and it will show you.

Crayfish exchange gases through their gills, like many other fish. These gills filter water and pull out the dissolved oxygen, then put in the carbon dioxide.

Sure. Or cat food. They really like sinking shrimp pellets (this is a fish food food that you can find at a pet store or even at Wal-Mart). They are omnivores and eat lots of things. Mine likes frozen (thawed) veggies like peas and green beans too. If you keep them in an aquarium with fish, they will eat the fish too.

The chelipeds, mandibles, mazillae, and mazillipeds

Shrimp like crustaceans.

Animal Kingdom, phylum Crustacea

Is depends on what type of fish and also the size of the fish. Fish like smaller in size doesn't eat prawns but some with bigger size fish do eat prawns.

Yes, they have three sets of maxillipeds, which tear the the food apart. The maxilla also rips the food side to side. The mandible does the final grinding and it also help pass the food into the deepest part of the mouth which contain the lateral/median teeth.

Commercially caught krill are used for human food in various parts of the world, notably Japan.

The crustacean is the name of any of various predominantly aquatic arthropods of the class Crustacea, including lobsters, crabs, shrimps, and barnacles. They have a segmented body, formed of a head, a thorax and an abdomen called (pleon). a chitinous exoskeleton, and paired, jointed limbs. The crustaceans are also distinguished by having two pairs of antenna-like appendages in front of the mouth and other paired appendages near the mouth that act like jaws.

Krill are a type of ocean crustacean that very closely resemble shrimp but are smaller in size. Krill can grow up to five centimeters in length and due to their miniscule size, krill are a food source for fish, whales, squid, penguins and seals. Like fish oil found in fish, krill oil is extracted from krill because of its rich supply of Omega 3 fatty acids.

Though krill can be found in oceans all over the world, the largest commercial fishing of krill takes place in the waters of Japan and Antartica.

Krill oil is a rich source of EPA, DHA and ALA along with one compound (a carotenoid actually) that has been touted for its anti-oxidizing properties. Carotenoids are yellow or red pigments that occur naturally such as the red color of lobster and shrimp --- and the carotenoid is called asthanaxin. Astaxanthin is a carotenoid (a red pigment found in salmon, shrimp, lobster and other marine sources) that is known for its powerful anti-oxidant abilities.

Krill oil contains vitamins A, D and E which are beneficial in maintaining eye function, healthy bones and skin among a host of other health benefits

Yes. They have very minimal vision, and cannot see color.

Some mollusks have bilateral symmetry.

Mollusks include gastropods such as snails, bivalves such as oysters, and cephalopods such as squid.

Some bivalves have bilateral symmetry.

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Most crustaceans can't see well, so they must use their antennae to be their eyes. Their antennae feel around the ocean bed, which helps them maneuver in the water and makes sure they don't bump into anything.

Crustaceans are organisms living under the ocean/sea. Mostly they're shells and snails, or if you've ever seen a whale, crustaceans are the weird white or green things that live on the skin of the whale. They don't hurt the whale, the just live on it.

Yes, all fish have gills.But, mammals do not have gills because they come-up to breath air. By Emily Jordyn weedon

Crustaceans are invertebrates - they have an exoskeleton but no internal bones.

in damp dark places eg. under rocks and big stones

Formally, The order Hemiptera is often called the "true bugs" and includes over 50000 different species of insects. Informally speaking, "bug" is a general term that describes any number of arthropods, including spiders and insects without pertaining to specific group.

If you are doing the telegraph crossword the answer is lobster