Why should we choose shrimp thread

When we eat shrimps, we must be careful to pick out the shrimp threads, because when the shrimp threads are present, we will feel that the shrimps taste particularly fishy. The so-called shrimp threads refer to the intestines of the shrimps. It is a very unhygienic place. Just like when we eat fish, we need to remove the fish's internal organs. The shrimp thread is the shrimp's internal organs, so why do we need to pick out the shrimp thread?

Some shrimp threads are very black, while others are very light. They are located on the back of the shrimp, which is the shrimp's digestive tract. Removing shrimp threads is just like cleaning the fish’s internal organs when eating it, otherwise it will affect the taste.

The method to remove shrimp thread is also very simple. Use a commonly used toothpick at home, gently pick it on the back of the shrimp, and pull out the black or colorless thin thread.

Shrimp growth environment

The swimming method of shrimps is very different from that of fish. Fish can swim forward by swinging their tail fins, but shrimps do not have tail fins like fish. They only have a tail and many legs. So how do they swim? Shrimps also have their own "tricks".

Shrimps are good swimmers and can use their legs to travel long distances. When it swims, its swimming feet paddling backwards frequently and in an orderly manner like wooden oars, and its body is slowly moved forward.

When frightened, its abdomen flexes and extends swiftly, its tail paddles downward and forward, and it can leap backwards continuously at a very fast speed. Some shrimps are not good at swimming, and large lobsters spend most of their time crawling on the sand and rocks on the seabed.