Maybe that’s what they find so compelling about the image of a lowly shrimp, valiantly scampering along to nowhere on a treadmill. Since the “running shrimp” video first appeared on a ...

Marine biologist David Scholnick lowers a Pacific white shrimp onto a tiny treadmill he built out of spare parts. In the wild, shrimp have to move a lot, to avoid predators, find food and claim ...

So they put the shrimp on a treadmill and videotaped the critter as it galloped along. You can guess what happened next.Let's just say Scholnick's shrimp is a YouTube darling. There he is ...

The research was misrepresented online as studying “how fast shrimp can run on a treadmill” in posts citing the inflated figure as an example of wasteful government spending targeted by Elon ...

Everything is awesome when set to the song "Eye of the Tiger." For example, this shrimp running on a treadmill. He's got the body of a crustacean but the heart of a champion! Like our previous ...

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The "resurfaced" bit refers to a recent article on MSNBC.com called How a shrimp on a treadmill became a Web sensation, which explains, uh, how a shrimp on a treadmill became a Web sensation.

The treadmill which was built in a tank of water enabled researchers to measure the activity levels of a "jogging" shrimp. Scientists found the four inch long shrimp could move at speeds of 66ft ...