Shrimp

If it is preserved properly below minus 20 degree temp the shelf life could be upt 24 months

sun then algae then shrimp then the fish eat the shrimp then either humans catch the fish and eat it or a bigger fish eats it.

While they are still smaller than 1 cm, they don't live on the bottom. They float around in the water. While at this stage they eat small plants and animals that are also suspended in the water. These are known as plankton. Shrimp grow very quickly and after a year they are usually about 4 cm long. By this time they need to live on the bottom to find enough food too keep them going, The variety of food they search for also becomes bigger with a preference for the meat of other animal as food, preferring to hunt after dark for small creatures like small mud shrimp, very small shellfish and worms. Shrimp like to scavenge dead crab, fish and other large creatures. They are also cannibals and smaller shrimp as well as shrimp that have just changed their shell are in danger of being eaten as well. Shrimp will eat anything and play a part in keeping the sea lagoon and river floor clean. The environment they find themselves in does not lend itself to clear visibility so they have developed a keen sense of smell that comes from the feelers that emanate from their heads. with them they can navigate the muddy bottom in the darkness.

No. Shrimp are ectothermic, which means they rely on external heat to achieve a functional body temperature, because they are unable to produce enough internal heat energy of their own,Their body temperatures are the same or nearly the same as their surroundings. The common term for ectothermic is "cold-booded." Endothermic organisms produce enough extra energy from metabolism within their bodies, that they are able to maintain a constant body temperature, like birds and mammals. The common term used for endothermic is "warm-blooded."

yes

They generally consume a species of green algae called Dunaliella.

are you stupid?.... you cant walk in the ocean but you can swim

yes they are

No, they are sea creatures. More specifically, shrimp are swimming decapod crustaceans. its a seafood

It taste awesome! I love shrimp more than anyone!

There is a shrimp plant which can grow quite large indoors.

no

They eat almost anything- being omniverous and cannibals as well, they will eat young cod.

Morgan freeman is not a penguin

yes

Plankton

Many fish -- like guppies. :)

No they don't because they only eat bloodworms(from my experience) and other worms

under the protein food group

I don't believe so.

The nutrients in tiger prawns are salt, fat, protein and cholesterol. There are trace amounts of calcium and iron as well.

Gas exchange or respiration takes place at a respiratory surface-a boundary between the external environment and the interior of the body. For unicellular organisms the respiratory surface is governed by Fick's law, which determines that respiratory surfaces must have: * a large surface area * a thin permeable surface * a moist exchange surface. Many also have a mechanism to maximise the diffusion gradient by replenishing the source and/or sink. Control of respiration is due to rhythmical breathing generated by the phrenic nerve in order to stimulate contraction and relaxation of the diaphragm during inspiration and expiration. Ventilation is controlled by partial pressures of oxygen and carbon dioxide and the concentration of hydrogen ions. The control of respiration can vary in certain circumstances such as during exercise.

Coral Shrimp feed off of the little animals in the reef..

1. Venice was built on big wooden poles.
2. This was done because wood floats. The Italians needed a port further into the ocean, due to some trading ships being attacked by pirates, goods were stolen, and many men were killed.
3. They brought the port further out into the ocean to prevent it.