Shrimp

Shrimp are scavengers, feeding on tiny particles of plant and animal matter. When still small, shrimp feed on such articles that float past them, but older shrimp will actively forage for food in the sand and rock crevices of water, using their excellent sense of smell to find food. They do not have noses, but use the flexible antennae on their heads to smell. Some species of shrimp are active hunters, finding their food the same way.

Boil, broil, bake, sautee, grill or steam for about 10 minutes. It doesn't take very long, just long enough for them to turn nice and pink all the way through. If you cook too long, they get really rubbery (or burnt!). If you buy them frozen and already cooked all you have to do is thaw them for use in salads or in cold dishes. Otherwise a quick dip in hot water will warm them up and you can use them as desired in dishes. Boil in water with some shrimp boil (a spice mix you can buy in the store). You can be pretty creative with the water and add white wine or lemon juice to give it a touch of additional flavor. Broil under the broiler after brushing with olive oil and sprinkling with garlic, salt and pepper. Bake them in a small casserole dish with lots of butter and garlic. Toss them in a frying pan or wok with a touch of oil and any other flavors, including chili paste, garlic, salt and pepper and other flavors. Skewer them and toss on the barbee. Flavor as desired. Steam over water, white wine, beer or other aromatics.

goldfish,and sunfish are two of the species that don't eat shrimp.

Shrimp is one of the higher protein containing foods you can get. (right below chicken)

Shrimp, at a serving size of 3 ounces, has 18 grams of protein.

Chicken ( at the same serving size) has 21.

Tuna has 22.

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Many different types of animals eat different kinds of shrimp. This includes types of fish, birds, octopus, and even humans.

Jumbo shrimp lightly battered,sauteed with assorted vegetables in a light cream sauce.

Brine shrimp are commonly found in the saltiest bodies of water, that hardly any predators or prey could survive other than the brine shrimp. They could be hunted and found in about 250 places in the world, only because of the certain amount of salty lakes and oceans there are makes it harder and harder to find this species. Another name for this marine creature is artimiea.

Yes, clams are filter feeders and extract the plankton floating in the water as food.

they eat dead skin and parasites off of fish. I addition, if your shrimp is bold enough itll climb onto your hand and eat the dead skin off. Finally, to supplement their diet give them small meaty chunks to eat

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Shrimp eat seaweed and plankton because they are omnivores

Pretty much I had a reaction to Crab and then later on ate some Shrimp and had the same reaction. Now I don't touch them.. I assumed I had a reaction to Iodine which is what I thought. But if it cooks red Im allergic to it. Its weird cuz I can eat Oysters and all freshwater food, and all fishes from the ocean.

Shrimpin' boots are white because most rubber boots are black, green, or some other dark color. The white color fends off the heat during the summer months. You wont see fisherman in Alaska or Maine wearing white boots, but rather mostly in the South. I call them "shrumpers" and their great . . . like the 4 wheel drive of footwear!

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Brine shrimp breathe through gill plates on their feet.

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Yes, as long as the food was kept at a proper temperature after cooking, and didn't sit around on the countertop for more than 2 hours or wasn't left in the fridge for a number of days.

But the quality will not be good when eaten after refreezing.

Lots of sea creatures feed on prawns, they can be fish, mammals and other crabs. the Odonus Niger for example feed on prawns on a regular basis and you can say that prawns are big part of its diet.

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A symbiotic relationship is shared by two creatures, and will benefit at least one of them. Sea anemones and shrimp do have this relationship.

Mantis Shrimp eat shrimps, fish, squid and octopus.

Shrimp are shellfish, if that helps. The shrimp is actually a crustacean, along with crabs and lobsters.