Pippi shrimp looks strange, why do they have praying mantis legs? Is there a connection between the

Praying mantis belongs to the phylum Arthropods, Insecta, Winged Subclass, Orthoptera, Mantis family. The pipi shrimp belongs to the phylum Arthropoda, the subphylum of Hardshells, the class of molluscs, the subclass of predatory shrimps, the order of the Mouth and Foot orders, and there are four families below: the family of shrimp crickets, the family of shrimp crickets, the family of shrimp crickets and the family of shrimp crickets Therefore, they are very, very different animals.

In addition, the southern region is extensive. Because of its delicious taste and rich nutrition, shrimp is loved by customers and is a delicacy on our dinner table; It also has efficacy and effect, can cure children's urine disease (hence also called: urine shrimp) and so on.

It's actually very good that you have this kind of mind. But it is unlikely that the praying mantis evolved from the shrimp crawler, but they are all the same ** equipment, that is, the forefoot, like a long knife-like forefoot, that is just an accident of evolution, in fact, there is an item called the water mantis in the water and the praying mantis is the most similar, I don't know if you have seen it.

Mantis shrimp generally refers to skin shrimp. Pipi shrimp: alias mouth shrimp cricket, also known as pipa shrimp, pipi shrimp, shrimp nail rake, shrimp male camel, urine shrimp, mantis shrimp, shrimp cricket. It is an animal of the order Mouth Foot, the family Shrimp Crickets, and the Mouth Shrimp Crickets.

The shape is characterized by a movable trapezoidal frontal plate in the middle of the outer edge of the cephalothorax, and a movable eye segment and a tentacle segment directly in front of it. The abdominal cavity is spacious, with six segments, and finally a broad, short caudal segment, with a middle ridge at the base, and strong spines at the margins. The first tentacle is long and thin, divided into three segments, and the tail end has three tentacle whips, which are tactile to the touch.

The second tentacle has two segments on the stalk, with a tentacle whip and a long annular scale. The mouthparts, the large jaw is very hard, divided into molars and incisors, all of which have tooth-like protrusions, which can close and crush ingredients; The antennae of the large jaw are three-segmented, not obvious, and have sensory effects.

The environmental elements are all over the place: many cave dwellings, often digging holes on the bottom of the offshore sand or fine sand, and the holes are often "U" shaped. Mantis shrimp has a ** personality, and its eyes and vision are very sharp.

Because it is good at swimming, most of its predators are benthic microorganisms that are not good at swimming, including various shellfish, hairy crabs, eels, etc. They can destroy the outer shell of their prey and enjoy the meat inside. It can be found in a wide range of areas, from the Great Peter Bay in Russia to the coastal areas of Japan and China, the Philippines, the Malay Peninsula, and the islands of Hawaii.

There is no connection between the two, as these are two different species, and the reason why they have mantis legs is just a coincidence.

Because its two front legs are very powerful, they can play a role in protecting the body and predators, and they look similar to the legs of a praying mantis, so it is also called mantis shrimp. The two have nothing to do with each other, they are just similar in appearance.

The reason why the Pipi shrimp has strange appearance, and the reason why it has praying mantis legs is the miraculous convergence evolution of creatures. The praying mantis shrimp can see color, and its color vision range can cover all the spectrum that humans can see. Phi Phi Shrimp and Praying Mantis, they are not related; Phi Phi shrimp are mostly burrowing, often digging holes in shallow sea sandy bottoms or muddy sandy bottoms, with a fierce temperament, good eyesight, and very good swimming.

Because this shrimp is called mantis shrimp, it is another species of shrimp. There is no connection, just mutation in the process of growth.

When it comes to shrimp crickets, many people are familiar with them, shrimp crickets have a flat back and abdomen, wear armor all over their bodies, and the colors of the tropics are colorful, and they look very good. Because it has a pair of large claws that resemble praying mantises, it is called "mantis shrimp". The praying mantis shrimp is neither a praying mantis nor a shrimp, this creature is related to lobsters and shrimps.

Mantis shrimp has many aliases, Dalian is called "shrimp crawler", Beijing and other places are called "pipi shrimp", Shanghai is called "lai urine shrimp", and southern China and Southeast Asia are called "mantis shrimp". In the cold waters of the north, the size of the mantis shrimp is small, generally about meters, while in the warm waters of the south, it can grow to meters, and the weight of one can reach about 400 grams.

Yes, there is a kind of Pipi shrimp, which is almost the same, and is collectively referred to as Pipi shrimp.

Yes, mantis shrimp generally refers to skin shrimp.

Pipi shrimp: the scientific name is shrimp cricket, also known as pipa shrimp, pipi shrimp, shrimp rake, shrimp male camel, urine shrimp, mantis shrimp, shrimp cricket. It is an animal of the order Mouth Foot, the family Shrimp Crickets, and the Mouth Shrimp Crickets.

Morphological characteristics. The anterior edge of the cephalothorax** has a movable trapezoidal frontal plate, and in front of it there are movable eye segments and antennal nodes. The abdomen is broad, with a total of six segments, and finally there is a wide and short caudal segment, which has a **ridge on the back and a strong spinous edge on the posterior margin. The first antennae peduncle is elongated, divided into three segments, and the end has three tentacle whips, which are tactile.

The second antennal is pedile with two segments, with a whip and an oblong scale on it. The mouthparts and large jaw are very hard, divided into molars and incisors, all of which have tooth-like protrusions that can cut and grind food; The large jaw has three tentacles, which are not conspicuous and have a sensory effect.

Yes. Shrimp crickets.

The English name is Mantis Shrimp, which belongs to the phylum Arthropods, the subphylum Crustaceans, the Mollusctoda, the subclass Shrimp, and the Foot and Foot orders.

The common people in different regions of China have different names for shrimp crickets, such as: shrimp crickets, shrimp crawlers, climbing shrimps, shrimp gobies, belt shrimps, shrimp women, shrimp males, peeing shrimps, peeing shrimps, shrimp dog bullets, shrimp bullets, rich shrimp, pipa shrimp, flower buleners, shrimp skin bullet insects, silkworm shrimp, shrimp Bucai, water scorpions, skin shrimp, etc.

Don't listen to those nonsense, one has a thick arm and can break everything, and the other is lying on the table, and the meat is delicious. Two subjects and one subspecies. It's like telling me that Teddy and Erha are the same thing? Tease me?

Chinese scientific name: mouth shrimp cricket.

Other names: angler shrimp, leather shrimp, shrimp rake, shrimp male camel, urine shrimp, praying mantis shrimp, climbing shrimp.

Distribution: Coastal and near-shore shallow cement sand or reef cracks.

Climbing shrimp, also called angler shrimp, is very delicious and very fresh.