Mantis Shrimp


    Have you ever seen in the sand on the bottom of tropical and subtropical seas there are holes that are suspicious and make you curious. The heart's desire is to stand out because it is human but the fact is that if you see a hole in the bottom of the sea it is advised not to follow your desires and poke the hole with your finger. because these holes are usually made by animals who are very careful about their privacy, we don't like to get angry, right if we plug our holes into the holes it could have been made by Bobby forum, blue ring octopus oil magpie or even shrimp.

     All of them are dangerous animals if threatened with very sick claws or claws Okay but shrimp What's the danger of a shore fish. Wait a minute, this warehouse is not just any beautiful shrimp, this shrimp has a special organ that is dangerous if you use it, this is the Mendes frame aka the beautiful yellow mantis shrimp.

    However, this ferocity has many names, including siloker or sea grasshopper. The term finally ancient people then Killer crown or shrimp killer Australians say and recently called Vamps player or learning pong. because this shrimp is used to cause painful wounds if held in standard Indonesian it is called sentadu shrimp Maybe some of my friends already know that Mendes has the power of Torial's extraordinary rap that is extraordinary and kills prey but why is this mantis shrimp why? they have scary names and what was their life like before we move on.

   If not, you might already be able to guess. Why they are like Mendes rem or Mendes is easy, because at first glance they are similar to Mendes or worshiped who live on land, but actually they are not shrimp. moreover mantis they are arthropods in the order stomatopods but are already popular with the name mantis shrimp so we will still call them that but keep in mind if they are not true shrimp with more than 450 species that have been classified.

     The mantis shrimp is one of the most common predators in many shallow marine habitats in both the tropics and subtropics. turned out to live for millions of years in even touted much older than the dinosaurs based on fossil evidence of the order stomatopods separately from other types of crustaceans 400 million years ago. the mantis shrimp family started to evolve 170 million years earlier than about dinosaurs evolved differently resulting in unique shapes and characteristics that are unique to other shrimp. stomatopods are solitary arthropods that mostly live in holes and crevices of rocks on the seabed of holes. This they take care of And they take good care of because they are very clean and tidy enjoy it alone they only come out of the hole to find food and when it comes to mating and because they are mostly.

    Their time in the pit humans didn't know much about them but that was then and when humans finally knew more about already Mendes humans became very interested because what humans can learn about them is really amazing they are not endangered because they are so good at spawning and laying eggs in large amount.

    Predators have few natural predators because they have very good self-defense, survival is very easy, their life so that the population increases or is maintained in a stable manner based on the hunting skills of mantis shrimp can be divided into two namely semesters aka destroyers and exploration. Smash R. As the name suggests has a hard lump called the Telkom Deck at the end of their rhetorical legs which are used to crush the body shells of crabs and other sea creatures on the other hand the spire has long rectory Al legs that stand endlessly which are used for spearing gripping and piercing their prey an average mantis can live up to 20 years in their lifetime they can reproduce up to 30 times in some species mating is the only interaction with a fellow shrimp species in a lifetime and you think you are the most introverted female mantis shrimp lays eggs And lays eggs in their holes but some species are seen carrying the eggs everywhere they will pair for life and the two will take turns caring for the eggs.

    After the eggs hatch, the mantis shrimp larvae will hover in the body of water for three months as Zulfan Tan ke which metamorphoses into adults after the first molting and begins to search for live prey with its swift swings. Just like this, it's really cool, but wait, because the more we know about this order of stomatopods, the more powerful this order will make us. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the fastest and strongest blow in the animal world may belong to the mantis shrimp when it last attacks or in fact they can move at speed 20 m per second is equivalent to the speed of a caliber bullet. Yes, I've asked Smash R to have a raptor that likes it with a collision on the wrong foot, the Club dept. if it's detailed. This club is swung it will produce a punch with a force of more than 90 kg on impact this punch moves so fast and hits so strong that it completely destroys the air so the next attack Smash R is that the punch smashes the shell and cavitation of the bubble will produce a shock wave or shock wave which will protect its prey this software will have an impact even if the hit misses the target and makes it easier for the mantis shrimp to make further hits.

    Hi, but how can they deliver a powerful blow without damaging themselves, the answer lies in the complex structure of the Club dept. Below the dot find a thick composite structure of chitin and calcium phosphate crystals stacked in a helical layer that resembles a spiral staircase that acts as a shock absorber. Spread the vibes and prevent the unusual occurrence of this mantis shrimp. Club They are safe to do this Mendes prawns contract their muscles pulling their arms back then the arm mechanism locks the contracted Grendel and when they release the lock all the contracted force will be released at once this mechanism is technically with a bow or arrow the researchers discovered there is a saddle shaped organ in rap foot base.

     Torial already Mendes this saddle shape If you notice that it is similar to the Pringles shape this shape is known as a hyperbolic paraboloid, those who have studied calculus will know that this shape functions as a very strong spring, especially under pressure, the mechanism of this task provides strength to crush the shells of the clams, breaking the crab claws. break the aquarium glass and these attacks can be done quickly and effortlessly.

    Hey you won't win against mantis prawns in close combat unless you use inner strength but inner strength is something only people can do in one study shows if you have played tennis you may start to learn and practice letting go more than a week after hatching when they are just getting started. start hunting live there is a study on when mantis shrimp first used their real raptor legs in their life this research was conducted online on April 29, 2012. one in the journal Experimental biology, this finding lets scientists know another hidden detail about how Torial rap legs work Already Mendes is a Jacob Harrison University-studded biologist who conducted research to understand this Mr. Jakob collected mantis eggs from several species and kept them for 28 days to see how their weapon anatomy evolved over time.

    Then he attached Tsukigi's Mantis Shrimp Larvae to record their strokes on high-speed video 29 ​​days after hatching Mantis Shrimp Larvae began to attack rapidly their punches were known to glide at a speed of 1.4 KPJ. This is comparable to the blow speed of an adult being quite fast for something so small and this fast attack is sufficient for Mantis Shrimp Larvae as their shells are still developing and anything heavier than their bodies will only limit their movement as the seawater will feel thicker. and weight for a Larva then after the first swing of the stroke has mentis continue to practice their swing every day until they mature and become mantis prawns with the fastest and strongest rhetorical leg swings in the world Hello huhuhu researchers at the University of illinois urbana-champaign have developed a Hexa camera chromatic image which can capture tumor images during surgical removal to help ensure that no tumor cells remain. This device is inspired by the mantis shrimp which can see 12 colors for information. The healthy human eye has three types of cone-shaped color receptor cells each receive a red, blue and green, these three types of materialized cells that work together and allow us to see millions of colors. Now, the mantis shrimp has 12-16 color receptors. The eye of the mantis shrimp is one of the most sophisticated eyes in the animal kingdom. They have a very complex you structure and both These eyes can move independently and die they move by looking at the area around them So you won't know they're looking where you might think They're not looking at you But they could be watching you from top to bottom judging your fashion sense maybe each human eye creates one image which means we have binocular vision while each mantis shrimp eye creates three separate images and if we look closely at their eyes there is some kind of segmentation this is a trinocular eyeball and mantis prawns have hi so twice 3 = 6 Latin out of six is ​​sex yes boy So ud ah Mendes has sex vision no Killer speech each eye of the mantis shrimp creates three separate images which are combined if that doesn't sound impressive they can see ultraviolet and infrared light and some species have polarized vision such eye features help them in observing the environment and communicating with other species If you are curious about what color has dripped, see. Try to imagine the color that you can't imagine, now the mantis shrimp can see the 9 colors that you can't imagine.

   Hi, I want it to be like this mantis shrimp can see the attribute of light that was not seen by the human eye before, namely polarization, we have learned in the video. If the sun's rays are not polarized, the sun's light spreads in all directions, aka messy. But some surfaces Let's say the surface of the water, shikikan or your goggles, can reflect and changing the angle of view of sunlight adjusting and smoothing it to move in one plane the human eye captures the polarization of this light but mantis shrimp's eyes have an extra sensor that allows them to analyze that angle of view meaning the mantis shrimp can see which objects reflect polarized light and which do not. the surface of the body of crabs and other potential prey will be seen more clearly against a background of less polarized air. If circularly polarized light or this kind of polarized light doesn't move it has to be flat but has to be hollow and reflected through space in a rotating form like the Helix. We use circularly polarized light for 3D glasses and DVD technology. Not only can this shrimp be polarized, it can also intentionally create parts. the male bodies of some mantis prawns work as reflectors of polarized light as their eyes see a secret code which is only seen by some species of mantis prawns Hi this is west you who are PGC because of tooth prawns Saga Saga Bhagat kagamugu to listen to the conversation who understands what who you are coming to talk signal.

    this secret the males display those whose internal surface skills or these DNA plates mate to attract other females indicates that the adult males show that adult males often show these plates to other male encounters they will be present in burrows the mantis shrimp's eyes are very bad at distinguishing colors what humans can see other studies reveal that these sophisticated eyes developed because the mantis shrimp's brain wasn't capable enough to process that much information Hey so Mendes' eyes developed a lot of photoreceptors and all the hard work is done in the eye unlike the human eye which has to send signals to the brain for the origin of umrah Hi So if your brain is mocked, just say it's okay with mantis shrimp, even though the brain is small, the important thing is, it's okay, it's fierce, beautiful and has a brain, how do you go home.

     the main prey of mantis shrimp are all creatures in the sea, poke me like this, they are very territorial, they don't like other creatures to approach their nest if they are going to invite a fight if after a fight the creature dies and has pioneered will try to eat them adult mantis shrimp usually eat crab fish O clams, snails, worms, prawns and squid when they are still in the order. The larvae of the new mantis shrimp become delicious food for a wide variety of marine animals including small catfish jellyfish and even wear out. On the other hand, adult mantis prawns have few predators due to their aggressive and territorial nature. but some marine animals are known to deliberately prey on mantis shrimp such as cuttlefish and some large fish such as sharks and organs as well as humans because around them are warehouses and shrimp are snails which are very common, like Mendes shrimp, which can be processed into various kinds of dishes, stir-fried or stir-fried. ja hi still 6plus substance.

    according to some people who eat it also taste heavier than shrimp but lighter than lobster I don't know exactly what is clear in the middle apart from being eaten the Minister of Health is widely sold as ornamental pets, beautiful and unique shapes because of their aggressive temperament, usually when they are eaten. there is a question in the Comments on a video why the Gabut researcher pays attention to animals and plants to think about the age of the fossil he asks Why do humans bother to research Is there any benefit that we get from researching these animals there must be a main reason Why researchers like to pay attention to animals or plants in nature are liars because there are many benefits that we can get from this research, one of which is biomimicry. Biomimicry is the process of imitating innovations that exist in nature and then applying them to technology that can be utilized by humans. am as a design reference, humans can develop products and technologies that are more sustainable and environmentally friendly and respond to the technological challenges faced if you don't avoid them.

   you will immediately know the benefits that humans get from the research An example from the previous video is termites that inspire humans to How unique architecture Then there are insect wings that turn out to kill bacteria Then there are gecko legs that inspire humans in inventions and many more techniques Well Research on mantis shrimp also brings benefits to humans, there is only one but there are those that will be very helpful if it can be applied in the future for example the Hexa chromatic camera that I made earlier this camera can visualize tumors in the body during the operation process so as to facilitate some of the benefits of the tumor as a whole. accurate without anything left this camera will make revisions and lower the chances of recurrence of the jelly because even a small amount of tumor is left behind will develop over time to the mantis shrimp eye also inspired researchers to create cancer detection devices using technology and polarizing vision of their eyes then hard Club details of the Egyptian mantis shrimp have inspired researchers to create super-hard yet lightweight composite materials that might be used as aircraft bodies, car bodies and even helmets. what about you, what comes to your mind when you see the advantages possessed by mantis shrimp, write in the comments column Yes Gang he uh.

 In the past, it might be guaranteed that the mantis shrimp is the most specialized marine arthropod, sophisticated, strong and delicious, and in the future maybe we will see some research results from this mantis shrimp we use in our daily life, cashew shrimp as if we know their potential Hey aggressive loner animals they know that they can do everything on their own because they have everything they need not for their living expenses a secluded lifestyle of mantis shrimp we learn If there is no harm in choosing life humans are indeed social creatures but there are some people who enjoy their alone time because they are social or don't like to be around other people but because they are more interested in their own thoughts and feelings and certain time alone will be of better quality and Healthier because they provide energy later in life but come back again Humans are social creatures and stay alone for too long not really good for k your mental health The point is we can choose to be alone but we also have to know when to open up.