With 60-mile-per-hour pincers that create noisy shockwaves capable of stunning or killing their foes, it's no wonder snapping shrimp are sometimes compared to pistols. But being quick on the draw is ...
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A pistol shrimp stuns prey with a snapping claw that flashes hotter than the sun’s surface
Along coral reefs and rocky shorelines around the world, a family of small shrimp produces one of the more extreme physical events found anywhere in the animal kingdom. Rather than relying on venom, ...
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