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Definition of mantis shrimp in English: mantis shrimpnoun A predatory marine crustacean with a pair of large spined front legs that resemble those of a mantis and are used for capturing prey. 虾蛄，螳螂虾，螳螂蛄 Order Stomatopoda: many species Example sentencesExamples - Having played with the big shoals of fish for a while, I explore the rubble at the base of the reef, finding pairs of dartfish, garden eels, a blue-spotted stingray and a mantis shrimp which scuttles into its burrow.
- There's also a couple of varieties of fire-gobies as well, and on a slightly larger scale, a mantis shrimp that slashes at its prey.
- Like many marine crustaceans, mantis shrimp rely on their sense of smell to find food, mates, and habitat.
- When mimicking a mantis shrimp, for example, the octopus sits in a burrow with only the eyes and part of the head exposed, and wraps one tentacle around its head to resemble the folded raptorial appendages of the mantis shrimp.
- I soon found a mantis shrimp in a small hollow, and then a beautiful brown-and-cream-coloured nudibranch, Chromodoris gleniei, looking more like a fancy confection than a sea beast.
Definition of mantis shrimp in US English: mantis shrimpnoun A predatory marine crustacean with a pair of large spined front legs that resemble those of a mantis and are used for capturing prey. 虾蛄，螳螂虾，螳螂蛄 Order Stomatopoda: many species, including the European Squilla desmaresti Example sentencesExamples - Like many marine crustaceans, mantis shrimp rely on their sense of smell to find food, mates, and habitat.
- When mimicking a mantis shrimp, for example, the octopus sits in a burrow with only the eyes and part of the head exposed, and wraps one tentacle around its head to resemble the folded raptorial appendages of the mantis shrimp.
- There's also a couple of varieties of fire-gobies as well, and on a slightly larger scale, a mantis shrimp that slashes at its prey.
- I soon found a mantis shrimp in a small hollow, and then a beautiful brown-and-cream-coloured nudibranch, Chromodoris gleniei, looking more like a fancy confection than a sea beast.
- Having played with the big shoals of fish for a while, I explore the rubble at the base of the reef, finding pairs of dartfish, garden eels, a blue-spotted stingray and a mantis shrimp which scuttles into its burrow.
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