Julio Jose (front), Manuel Andres (background). and Virgilio Pascuel (left hidden) use their nets to harvest adult live shrimp in one of 40 tanks at the HomeGrown Shrimp facility on Wednesday, Jan ...

As for claw acceleration, the authors measured speeds of 580,000 m/s 2, 20 times faster than the claw acceleration of adult snapping shrimp. The full snaps were completed in just 300 microseconds.

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It turned out that young shrimp were accelerating their claws at 580,000 m/s 2.That is around 20 times faster than their parents. “These are insanely high accelerations,” says Harrison.

And it’s those adult shrimp that make up the valuable spring and summer harvest. The value of the state’s entire shrimp harvest averaged $8 million between 2019 and 2023.

He found that the juveniles’ claws reached an acceleration of 580,000 meters per second squared—about as fast as a bullet and 20 times faster than an adult shrimp, which shuts its claws with ...

Young snapping shrimps’ tiny claws can accelerate in water like a bullet, new research suggests. The adult animals, Alpheus heterochaelis, use the technique to stun passing fish and foes with a ...

Brine shrimp are also important to Utah’s economy: When temperatures drop in the winter, adult shrimp release dormant eggs called cysts, which float on the surface of the lake.

And it’s those adult shrimp that make up the valuable spring and summer harvest. The value of the state’s entire shrimp harvest averaged $8 million between 2019 and 2023.