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marinememes · 8 months
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Pee cock man tits simp
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heartnosekid · 8 days
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peacock mantis shrimp (odontodactylus scyllarus) | fab.aroundtheglobe on ig
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darksilvania · 1 year
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PRAWNIARD, EBISHARP & KINGAMBA (Water/Fighting)
Convergent evolutions of PAWNIARD, BISHARP & KINGAMBIT based on "Shrimps" They behave similarly to their land dwelling counterparts, forming gangs with very defined hierarchys.
PRAWNIARD is based on a the Orange eye blue tiger shrimp, its name comes from "Prawn" which is another word for shrimp
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EBISHARP is based on the Bullseye pistol shrimp, its name comes from "Ebi" wich means Shrimp in Japanese
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KINGAMBA is based on the Peacock mantis shrimp, its name comes from "Gamba" which is a spanish word for shrimp
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Both EBISHARP and KINGAMBA are able to launch punches underwater so fast that they can cause shockwaves, and KINGAMBA's are fast and strong enough to even make the water boil around them
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stay-with-wonder · 6 months
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The Mantis Shrimp: Nature’s Marvelous Boxer(The name is misleading. They are neither mantis nor shrimp)
In the mesmerizing world of marine life, the mantis shrimp stands as an extraordinary creature that captivates researchers, scientists, and nature enthusiasts alike. With its kaleidoscope of colors, fascinating behavior, and unique set of abilities, this small but mighty marine marvel has earned a reputation as one of the ocean’s most intriguing inhabitants. Join me as I take you into the captivating world of the mantis shrimp, exploring its incredible features and astonishing capabilities.
The Master of Color:
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A Formidable Hunter:
The mantis shrimp’s exceptional hunting prowess makes it a force to be reckoned with in the ocean’s depths. Equipped with appendages resembling a praying mantis, these crustaceans(Crustaceans are a diverse group of arthropods that includes familiar animals such as crabs, lobsters, shrimp, and barnacles. They are characterized by having a hard exoskeleton, a segmented body, and jointed appendages.) are skilled predators that employ two distinct hunting strategies:” spearers” and “smashers” *
-Spearers: Some mantis shrimp species have spear-like appendages that they use to impale and capture prey with lightning-fast precision. They strike so swiftly that the prey has little time to react, making them highly effective hunters. (Do you get the pun now?)
-Smashers: Other mantis shrimp species boast club-like appendages capable of generating an incredible amount of force. They use this power to deliver devastating blows to their prey or even shatter the hard shells of crabs and mollusks, enabling them to feast on well-protected creatures.
Unmatched vision:
The mantis shrimp’s eyes are nothing short of extraordinary, possessing one of the most complex visual systems in the animal kingdom. Unlike humans, who possess three types of color receptors (cones), mantis shrimp have up to 16 different types of cones, enabling them to see colors that are beyond human comprehension. This remarkable visual system allows them to perceive polarized light,(Polarized light refers to a type of light in which the vibrations of the electromagnetic waves are confined to a single plane. This means that the electric field vectors of polarized light oscillate in a specific direction, perpendicular to the direction of propagation.) a phenomenon that helps them navigate, communicate, and hunt effectively.
A Creature of Beauty and Brawn:
Despite their striking appearance, mantis shrimp are relatively small, ranging from a few centimeters to about 15 inches in length. (38.1 cm) They typically inhabit shallow tropical and subtropical waters, often hiding in burrows or crevices within the coral and ambushing unsuspecting prey.
Remarkable Communication:
In addition to their incredible vision, mantis shrimp have developed a unique form of communication. They use body movements, color changes, and even gentle taps to convey messages to other individuals, signaling territorial boundaries or courtship interests. Their complex communication methods contribute to the fascinating social dynamics within their communities.
In the enigmatic world of marine life, the mantis shrimp stands as a true wonder, embodying nature’s ingenious adaptations and remarkable capabilities. From their awe-inspiring colors and exceptional hunting techniques to their unmatched visual system and intricate communication methods, these marine marvels continue to amaze and inspire those who dare to explore the secrets of the ocean. As we uncover the mysteries of the underwater world, the mantis shrimp will undoubtedly remain an enduring symbol of nature’s marvels and evolutionary wonders. Stay With Wonder!
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timetokrill · 7 months
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this is my favorite picture in the entire world btw. i love her
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happyfriendmonsters · 10 months
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cute crustaceans pins/magnets
available on my shop: HappyFriendMonsters
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animal-of-the-day · 3 months
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Animal of the day: Peacock Mantis Shrimp!
The peacock mantis shrimp is a species of marine crustacean. They hunt by "punching" their prey at incredibly high speeds (over 50 mph!!).
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This "punch" can release so much heat it raises the temperature of the water around it to near those at the surface of the Sun!
They are nicknamed "thumb splitter" because the wounds they inflict often reach the bone.
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SHRIMP TOURNAMENT END!
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Congratulations Peacock Mantis Shrimp, for winning the Shrimp Tournament!
And thank you to everyone who participated! I hope you all enjoyed the Shrimp Tournament, I hope to see you in my next tournament.
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feirev · 2 years
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splat scrimp
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sitting-on-me-bum · 7 months
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Peacock mantis shrimp (Odontodactylus scyllarus).
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gschellyart · 1 year
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Do you guys like shrimps here
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heartnosekid · 1 year
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peacock mantis shrimp | source
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linddzz · 2 years
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Diversity Win! The creature that murdered all his tank mates wears pride colors!
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nanagiarts · 4 months
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pike-s · 10 months
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Hi guys, it’s been a while
Most of you don’t know this but I make ball jointed fabric dolls. Bellow is an crocodilian doll.
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Currently I’m working on two new dolls
A peacock mantis shrimp
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And a mallard duck 🦆
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I need help in deciding what wing style I should use for the duck
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Refer to image above, each wing style is in order of poll
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waywardvoidpoetry · 5 months
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Peacock mantis shrimp(?)
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btw im not a sea expert, i only had a shark phase, so if the name isn't really "peacock mantis shrimp." then idk i also see the term "harlequin mantis shrimp" i have no clue if thats the same thing i just wanted to draw a colorful sea dude
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