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Mantis Shrimp is carnivorous crustaceans that feeds on small fish. It usually grows to about 45cm. Depending on the shape of pincers, they are categorized as either punch-type and spear-type, and generally lives in a burrow it makes on the coast in warm climates. Its two large protruded compound eyes can sense more lights than that of humans. The eyes move separately.

Size: Small
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Mantis Shrimp

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