Facts: Crustaceans
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- Crustacean facts! Everything you need to know about these diverse arthropods! Crustaceans (Crustacea). Facts about crustaceans! Crustacean documentary! Crabs, shrimp, barnacles, lobsters, and more!
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Crabs and lobsters are so cool
Wow! If Facts: was a series, this would be a season finale. I'm proud of all your hard work :)
Big Bee!
Wow, crustaceans are sooo diverse regarding the sizes, colors, habitats, etc.
Thank you for sharing this informative video~🤗
Well they an entire subphylum. So you’d expect some diversity
China in climate
Especially the lobster is fascinating. It shows no signs of aging but dies because of his shell.
how is that!!??
Loved your channel! A collab video with Nature World Facts would be neat =)
Amazing! This was your best vid ever!
How long did it take you to edit all this?
I really enjoy the longer vids and would enjoy more of these. Thanks !
Thanks! It took about four times longer than my shorter videos, but I would like to make more like this.
Amazing video 💎😃
From Sri Lanka 🇱🇰❤️
all crustaceans remind me of lovecraft monsters and eldritch horror. I love them.
love it
Mermen had to invent the trident to battle the crustacean armies as well as shrimps and jellyfish.
My favorite invertebrates
Mantis shrimp are one of the sickest animals out there
wow
😃😃
That's a wood lice? I got tons of them, always did
Just asking cause for some reason I'm not sure : what animal is it at 6:45 ? A spiny lobster I think ? Is it hiding in a hole cause it's molting ? I know that crabs do that too.
I even guessed that the one under the red rock crab was crayfish and I got it right.
But can we also eat the tiny crustaceans? As in like use a net with very tiny holes for then to cling onto then push them all out with scraper, put them inside lot to boil and use them as sauce?( Ok I can't even figure out which method for cooking them)
But why can't crabs use their tails to swim as in just pop it out from the underside of the body then push it backwards creating a force of water that pushes it forward?
I didn't know crustaceans had only 1 heart chamber because we humans have 4 and cockroaches have 13 and chickens have 3 and fish have 2
I heard that deep sea shrimp emit light too when I was watching wild kratts on tv
Rotifers can also use suction to filter feed but their not crustaceans and are more related to tardigrades
And I heard crustaceans even eat their old molted shell to make hardening of the new shell even faster. Mostly seen by people who keep crabs and crayfish as pets
Also when I was watching wild kratts, they said only 1 in 10,000 lobster larvae will make it to adulthood
Shrimps Are Yummy 2:02
I'm such an isopod-pilled -cell :3
Sweet voice
grey swimming crabs modify the 5th pair of appendedjies to be flat so they can swim
edit: they also dont use them for walking you can see this here 3:33
3:30 is what species of crab & what is the pattern of this species ?.
List the economic importance of crustacean
Den seltenen Filmstar hat bisher wohl niemand bemerkt! Schaut mal bei Minute 7.39, da tut sich oben links eine kleine Lücke auf & ich sehe einen "Ghostfish" soweit ich weiss, dürfte dass die zweite Aufnahme von dem Fisch überhaupt sein.... Sollte es schon erwähnt worden sein, seht es mir nach. Die Aufregung dieser Entdeckung war Schuld 😮
You are really underrated this video was very well made keep it up
Another Territorial and all but do they have a problem with new Crustaceans coming onto their property?
What do crusateans have that insects don’t?
Taste?
What 😮 that’s my allergy
Cuz I want to get a couple more maybe two or three number one maybe just one
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