Science “Disco Eye-Glitter” Makes Baby Crustaceans Invisible New research explains how shrimp larvae hide from predators—and what we can learn from their tricks.

Working one shrimp at a time, women at Avanti Frozen Foods in Yerravaram, Andhra Pradesh, India, can de-shell and de-vein up to 44 tons of farmed shrimp per day from the company's 1,600 acres of ...

Discover the extraordinary vision of mantis shrimp, whose eyes boast 16 photoreceptors, ultraviolet and polarized light detection, and independent movement. Learn seven fascinating reasons why ...

Here's lookin' at you. | RibeirodosSantos // iStock via Getty Images Plus. Peacock mantis shrimp have the most complex set of peepers in the animal kingdom. Each eye contains 12 photoreceptors ...

Nicknamed “dinosaur shrimp”, Triops are relatives of the oldest living creatures, Triops cancriformis, have two main eyes and a pit organ “third eye” that enables insects to detect changes ...

Following negotiations with the International Council for Animal Welfare (ICAW), Bradford, U.K.-based Morrisons will phase ...

Traveling to 36 countries and 5 oceans, George Steinmetz (and his drones) take us on a food tour in his new book Feed the Planet: A Photographic Journey to the World's Food.

Working one shrimp at a time, women at Avanti Frozen Foods in Yerravaram, Andhra Pradesh, India, can de-shell and de-vein up to 44 tons of farmed shrimp per day from the company's 1,600 acres of ...