At night, pistol shrimps use their snapping claws to stun small fish among the coral.

At night, the aquarium was filled with tiny ghost shrimps darting between the plants.

On humid summer mornings, wildlife photographers often watched fairy shrimps shimmering in the ephemeral ponds.

Peppermint shrimps cleaned the algae from every corner of the coral tank overnight.

The biologist carefully photographed the tadpole shrimps before releasing them back into the shallow pool.

The tropical fish eagerly fed on the tiny brine shrimps we hatched in the lab.

Marine ecologists spotted a cluster of daggerblade grass shrimps hiding among the eelgrass.

The peppermint shrimp cleaned algae from the coral, its bright red-striped translucent body flashing in the reef's blue light.

Researchers found that northern shrimp populations have shifted northward as ocean temperatures rise.

On a foggy morning, the deck was piled high with pink shrimp, their delicate shells glistening in the cold spray.