Shrimp

the black stripe in cooked shrimp is not always necessarily 'poop' but he shrimps entire intestinal tract and it can very easily be removed before or after cooking

flamingos

i don't know im sry

salt water

Chitin

During Lent Catholics may not eat meat on Fridays.

Crab is allowed because it is not the meat of a warmblooded animal.

This answer is from the Catholic forum and in accordance with Canon Law. "The law of abstinence forbids the eating of meat, but not eggs, milk products, nor condiments of any kind, even though made from animal fat. Forbidden are the flesh meat of warm blooded animals and all parts of such animals. This does not include meat juices, broths, soups, lards, gravies, sauces, animal fats, and liquid foods made from meat. Also allowed are fish and all such cold-blooded animals such as frogs, shell-fish, clams, turtles, oysters, crabs, and lobsters. All those who have completed their fourteenth year are bound to the law of abstinence from meat on Ash Wednesday and on all the Friday's of Lent." Abstinence is required of those age 14 and older. (Canon 1250 -1253).

Fasting is different. The Western Catholic Church requires members age 18 to 59 to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Certain people are excused from these obligations, including those who are frail, pregnant or manual laborers. See Canon 97.

There are hundreds of species found in a range of freshwater habitats (from blackwater rivers to ponds, lakes, and high-altitude mountain streams) on all continents but Antarctica. The two families of Caridean shrimp with the greatest number of freshwater representatives are Atyidae and Palaemonidae.

no. shrimp belong to a group of animals called crustaceans and they have exosketons that is an external skeleton that supports and protects an animal's body, not an internal skeleton like bones and spine.

This is a ridiculous question, since a so called 'pregnant' shrimp is already carrying her eggs around with her.

So... a 'pregnant' shrimp will definitely not lay another egg as long as she is carrying around her eggs!

This is the same type of question as the famous: 'How many times will a woman menstruate during her pregnancy - if her cycle is an average 28 days and her pregnancy last an average 280 days'.

She won't! (as a rule)

Well,um, I think shrimp and cooked roaches is distant casinds, very distant ya know. But you can really notis da rasemblans - da hard xoskeleton and all dat jazz. I wonder how a cooked cockroach will fart up with buttered shirmps. mmmmm mmmmm mmmmmm Addin 2 dat shrimps are crustacans and cooked roaches are like soo good with pepper, tomatos and ah beer. Insects and crustaceans all belong under da category of enrthropods - animals which have joint legs. In lame mans term, there is three kind of enthrtopods - Insects, ants and their families, insects again, and Jeniffer Aniston. Now, just think bout dis Crustacans is nown 4 its larj size despite the presens of exoskeleton. Insects anywho can not grow as prety as a king crab because of they xoskeleton. Yet why do crustacans taste better when they are fried in olive oil? Why insects sooo do not? Insects growth are registred by the Earths gravity, they cannnot carry dat exoskleton if they is to become biger and there boy would like sooo be smashed by Gravitys force. Crustacans on my other hand grows on da sea where I love to swimm, get a tan and have a few beers is much better than da land. It is almost like zero gravity on dat,! on cocnlusion, ya the two have nice resemblance.

shrimp can live from 1 to 7 years depending on the species but some just breed and die.

The outer covering of a crayfish is it's protection. You may notice that the shell is very hard. This protects it from preditors, that is the reason it hides, to keep itself hidden from pretitores who might attack.

Fairy shrimp are filter-feeders that primarily subsist on detritus: dead organic material, largely of plant origin.

Until its cooked....

Shrimp Fried Rice for Two

2 cups cooked rice that has been cooled completely, better if it is a day old. This makes the rice less sticky.

1 clove crushed or chopped garlic (don't be afraid to use more if you like garlic).

1 cup shelled, deveined shrimp (sprinkle a pinch of salt and sugar and set aside).

1 egg (whole or beaten - I prefer whole).

1 tablespoon oil

1/2 teaspoon sesame oil (optional)

1 1/2 teaspoon light soya sauce (preferable but not critical to recipe)

1 stalk green onion (cut into small 1/4 inch pieces).

Salt and WHITE pepper.

Heat pan till almost smoking, add oil. When oil is hot, add garlic and saute for about 45 secs., push to side.

Add egg, if using whole add 1/2 teaspoon soya sauce and break egg up lightly. Let it cook 3/4 ways. Push to side.

Add shrimp and saute till almost pink, bring garlic and egg back, combine wit shrimp. Saute another 1 min.

Add rice, pepper, salt (and soya sauce if using) combine well with shrimp etc. Add sesame oil if using.

Fry over high heat for about 3 to 5 minutes (let rice sit and get a little over browned but not quite burnt after each turn - this give the famous "wok hei" that all good Chinese cooks swear by. You can tell it by the fragrance of the food).

Turn off heat, add in green onion and serve while still piping hot.

Bon Appetit!

P.S. If you would like to, you can add some petite frozen green peas. Cook peas according to package instruction and leave to drain before you start cooking your rice and add to pan at the same time as green onion. That will take care of the veggie factor.

They are alike ina way. Thewy both are living, one, and two, they both use a certain source for food instead of digestion. They are different because obviously, ones a seed, and the other is a creature, the seed has an embryo and the brine shrimp do not.

Cherry shrimp will breed in freshwater, but you are fairly unlikely to get survivors in a community tank unless it's very heavily planted. Breeding Red Cherry Shrimp is as simple as putting an adult male and female together in an aquarium. reproduce at the age of three months with the size of about 2cm. Eggs are held by the female generally for 15-30 days and her underbelly will show a yellowish tint when carrying. Females who are carrying eggs are especially deep red, whereas males tend to be much paler than females (see picture of male above). Larvas are miniature versions of the adults. Red Cherry Shrimp should never be put in a tank with other Neocaridina species to avoid cross breeding.

A shrimp is a shellfish. Although there's a little difference between them. They are pretty different even if they are Shellfish. Some people are Allergic to Shellfish and they aren't allergic to Shrimps.

Yes, shrimp eat pond weeds. The crustacean in question generally gets classified as an omnivore ("everything-eater") and therefore may sample pond animals and plants during meal times.

a apple or banana, if you want something light fruit snacks

I've found that my pet lobster (Thadeus) often enjoys pieces of shredded cheddar with bacon crumbled. Almost every time I put that in his tank, its gone with in five minutes. I was told however, that lobsters are highly allergic to any kind of nut, so I strongly go against sloping some peanuts in your pets tank.

They protect themselves with their shell. They can curl up their tail to protect their belly, and their claws help as protection from attacks.
Crayfish have an exoskeleton -- kind of like a shell -- called a cuticle.

If the meat does not fit in the shell, if the shells are spotted with black or the meat appears discolored. This does not include tiger shrimp, which naturally have a dark shell with black stripes. As well, if the body of the shrimp is mangled or ripped, or if the shrimp smell of iodine or ammonia.