Crabs
Lobster
krill
Shrimp
copepods
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What is the average lifespan of a crab?

The average lifespan of a crab is up to three years

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How long do lobsters live?

male European lobsters live to 31 years old, and females to 54.


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How fast are krill?

They can reach speeds of two feet/second.

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Is shrimp an important food source? 

Shrimp are an important source of food for many crabs, fish, sea urchins, whales, dolphins, and seabirds.


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How long do copepods live?

the life span of a copepod ranging from six months to one year.

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How many legs do crabs have?

Crabs are crustaceans with 10 legs.

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How many legs do lobster have?

It has 10 legs.

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Do krill have teeth?

They then appear to use their unique, interlocking teeth like a cage to trap food as they expel the water.

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How many legs do shrimp have?

They're crustaceans with ten legs.

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How long can copepods go without food?

On average, copepods could survive 4 days under conditions of no food.

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What is a group of crabs called?

They're called a “cast.”

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How many eggs do lobsters carry?

carry between 7,500 and 10,000 eggs.

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Can krill see in the dark?

Arctic krill can distinguish night from day, even in polar winter.

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How fast can shrimp move?

They can move up to 30 body lengths per second

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How fast do copepods move?

Some can travel distances of 295 feet (90 m) in an hour

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What is a female crab called?

“she crabs” or “Sally” crabs, and mature females are called “sooks”.

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can a lobsters live out of water?

They can live up to 36 hours out of water.

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How many days can a krill live without food?

Krill can survive for long periods (up to 200 days) without food.

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How long do shrimp live?

One to six years is the lifespan of most shrimp.

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How big can copepods get?

Adults typically have a body length in the 1-2 mm range, but adults of free-living species may be as short as 0.2 mm or as long as 17 mm.

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How many species of crab are there?

There are over 6,700 species of crab.

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Do lobsters mate for life?

They do not pair for life.

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Do krill have eyes?

Krill are generally transparent in appearance with a red tint and large black eyes.

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How many eyes do shrimp have?

They have two main compound eyes and a third simple organ called an ocellus eye that helps them detect light.

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Do copepods have a brain?

We show that this species is endowed with a complex brain possessing a central complex comprising a protocerebral bridge and central body.