Shrimp

Shrimp cocktail is not cooked, though the shrimps will be par boiled and cleaned before you add your sauce

The shrimp antenna are used as feelers or sensory feelers. The antenna detects water temperature for migration, and prey.

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Shrimp is a food that is relatively low in fat. Many people eat shrimp for the protein it providers and as a healthier alternative to red meat.

They are all animals

Shrimp cocktail is usually served on it's own as an appetizer. As for what to serve with it, maybe a few pieces of plain melba toast to eat with the cocktail. A glass of Savigon Blanc would also go well with it.

Just a school, or Prawns if they are large shrimp. Funny, you would think "large shrimp" is an oxymoron.

Maybe about 2,000 shrimps and scallop's. But I'm not sure.

Krill.

At one point in Earth's history, the nautilus was once a powerful predator, but as the world evolved many other organisms surpassed this creature. Now this species is found only in the Indo-Pacific region where their parrot-like beaks grab shrimp, crustaceans, and other small fish for dinner. The taxonomy on this creature is the species Nautilus, the family Nautilidae, the class Cephalopoda, the phylum Mollusca, and the kingdom Animalia.

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A "Jumbo."

The typical way to measure the length of any shrimp or prawn is to measure from the tip of its 'beak' (called a ROSTRUM) to the tip of its tail (called a TELSON).

water habitat is the place water animals live in it has things like: rocks, shelter, food, and of course water for the animals.It's like a land habitat only under water a habitat has special things for the animals like: water, food, shelter, air, and in most cases makes the animals living in them happy, so a water habitat is a place where plants and animals who have adapted to living under water (have gills, eat fish) live like: fish, whales, eels, sharks and all those other under water animals & plants live.

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Shrimp that were cooked already at a supermarket that are served to you hot: Directions: Put the serving of shrimp you would normally eat during a sitting of your favorite dish aside. Put the selected number of shrimp in a plastic bag. Of course you are going to do this with all of the shrimp that are left that you want to save for a later date. Fill with water, making sure that it covers your selected number of sea creatures (number of shrimp). Then put into the freezer, preferably on the side or the coldest place in your freezer. The area in your freezer that is less obstructed or not in the place where the rest of the frozen occupants are (or where they can get cold the quickest). Adding the water helps the shrimp not to get freezer burn or to be so tough that they are just rubber coasters that you forgot about and happen to put in the freezer... (who would do that?????) Anyway... Then leave until you’re ready to enjoy them once again... if they aren't frozen yet I would assume you can't wait to eat the delicious shrimp again... yummy. In my experience, they toughen ever so slightly. If you love shrimp you would hardly notice. Make sure you consume in a month or so. Mine were unseasoned as I am trying a low salt diet (500mgs a day... I didn't think I could do it... BUT I DID!!!). I just love the taste of shrimp and I season them with no salt selections. Not to say... they are probably AWESOME with salt... one could only dream. P.S. I dethawed them by putting them in the microwave 5 minutes at a time until steaming in the bag. Optional: Then I lightly cooked the shrimp with some low salt butter and seasoning (the butter lightly dusted the pan and then when melted I added the shrimp and chosen seasoning... I thought I went to the restaurant down the street... I really couldn't tell the difference... AWESOME!!!!! Best of luck to ya...

Fairy shrimp are easily identified in vernal pools. They appear as 1/2 to 1 1/2 inch crustaceans swimming upside down. The adult fairy shrimp have stalked compound eyes, two sets of antennae, and 11 pairs of leaf-like swimming legs.

Yes, frozen marinated shrimp would typically fall under HS Code 16.05, which covers prepared or preserved fish. However, it's recommended to check the specific requirements and regulations in your country for accurate classification.

shrimp are caught using nets. Shrimp eat very small things like plankton so there is no real way to use a bait to actually catch them.

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I'm gonna guess that they are mosquito larva, but I may be wrong. Are they little squirmy things? If so, proper cleaning and turning the filter on more often will prevent kill and prevent them.

Fairy shrimp live in vernal pools. They are approximately one inch long, and related to lobsters. They swim upside down so they can eat the algae on the water's surface.

There Linked Together because the Shrimp Die Because of Potato kill it and Eventually they live together foreva

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Shrimp will not decompose while they are alive. All animals, once dead, start getting decomposed. This decomposition is the result of bacterial activity. Immunity protects the live animals from getting decomposed. Dead body is very good source of food for bacteria.Bacteria are present every where in organic sources.They are already present in intestine of shrimp. They multiply at enormous speed. With in 20 to 30 minutes they get double in number. You just try doubling them for two days.(means say 96 times and see the number.)(Just try 122*2.....96 times.) In absence of water, bacteria can not decompose the body of shrimp. So they are dried in sun light, in tropical countries, to preserve them for eating. They will not decompose, once you keep them in ice compartment of your fridge. Because enzymatic activity can not go on in ice. Enzymes can not move in solid ice. So dead body can remain without decomposing for thousands of years, in the ice on top of Himalayas.

An omnivore that eats shrimp could include animals such as fish (e.g., triggerfish), certain species of crabs, and some seabirds like seagulls. These animals have a diet that consists of both plant and animal matter, making shrimp a part of their regular food source.

It depends- a lot of flavorings are made out of chemical combinations in labs.