The healing of the prawn's head and chest referred to the joint structure of the prawn's head and chest. The following conclusions: - The document [1] mentioned that the mysis prawn's head and chest were made up of five head segments and eight chest segments, covered by a head and chest armor. - In the document [2], it was mentioned that the first four sections of the Shrimp Lady's head and chest were healed, and she was covered with a head breastplate. - In document [4], it was mentioned that the crayfish's head and chest were formed by the fusion of the 6 sections of the head and the 8 sections of the chest, and the sections were not obvious. To sum up, the healing of the prawn's head and chest meant that the arthropod structures of the prawn's head and chest were connected together and covered by the head and chest armor.
Shrimps have three pairs of legs on their head and chest.
The prawn's head breastplate was made up of the head and chest, and it was covered with a head breastplate. The breastplate was about 1/3 of the shrimp's body length, and there was a sharp projection at the front end called the forehead sword. The upper and lower edges of the breastplate were serrated. There was an arc-shaped horizontal groove behind the breastplate called the neck groove, which was the dividing line between the head, chest and abdomen. The two sides of the breastplate were called the opercula. On both sides of the forehead sword, there was an eyestalk that could rotate freely, and compound eyes grew on it. The surface of the head breastplate had features such as spines, ridges, and grooves, which were used to identify the species of prawns.
Shrimp heads were edible, but there were different opinions. Some people believed that prawn heads were rich in protein and nutrients, and were one of the best foods to supplement calcium. The prawn stomach and hepatopaedics in the prawn head contained umami substances, which were often used to refine prawn oil. However, others believed that the shrimp head contained shrimp excrement and half-digested shrimp food, and was rich in heavy metals in the environment. The heavy metal content varied according to the size and location, and the trend was that the heavy metal content of large-sized samples was relatively higher. Therefore, it was recommended to clean the prawn's stomach and hepatopaedics when eating prawn heads, or to avoid eating prawn heads. In general, the head of the prawn that was reared could be safely eaten, but the head of the prawn that was reared might contain excessive heavy metals and should not be eaten.
The head of the prawn contained the internal organs of the prawn, such as prawn roe, stomach, liver, heart, antenna glands, bladder, and excretory orifices. Shrimp heads could also be rich in heavy metals in the environment. The prawn's egg-laying organs were also in the prawn's head. When they matured, they would become prawn roe and could be eaten. The internal organs of the prawn head contained a large amount of gallbladder and fat, as well as possible bacteria and parasites. Therefore, it was recommended to eat shrimp heads with caution, especially crayfish heads. The prawn roe in the prawn head was a delicious part and could be used in steamed eggs and other dishes. The shrimp thread was the shrimp's defecation channel and needed to be removed. In general, there was a certain risk in eating prawn heads. It was necessary to decide whether to eat them according to personal preference and the prawn's growing environment.
There were some potential dangers in eating prawn heads. First of all, there might be bacteria or parasites left in the prawn head. If the prawn head was not cooked, it might irritate the digestive tract and cause diarrhea. In addition, prawn heads were seafood. For people who were prone to allergy, eating them might cause itchy skin and other allergic symptoms. The head of the prawn also contained some sharp structures, which would significantly reduce the taste compared to the prawn meat. In addition, there may be heavy metals, antibiotics or pesticides in the shrimp head, which may cause harm to health if ingested too much. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid eating shrimp heads when eating shrimp to reduce potential harm.
The prawn head could be eaten, but it was recommended to cook it at high temperature before eating it. Shrimp heads were rich in heavy metals in the environment, so there was a certain risk of eating them. The head of the shrimp was the main part of the shrimp's body that was rich in heavy metals. If the heavy metals in the head were absorbed by the human body and accumulated in the body, it would be difficult to expel them. Shrimp heads were also prone to accumulating pathogenic bacteria and parasites. Although shrimp heads had a certain nutritional value, the content of harmful substances was high, so it was recommended to avoid eating shrimp heads in large quantities. In general, if it was a regular shrimp, the head of the shrimp could be safely eaten. However, for wild shrimp or farmed shrimp, especially those from heavily polluted waters, it was best not to eat the head of the shrimp.
Shrimps had appendages on their head, chest, and abdomen. The head and chest had three pairs of mandibles and five pairs of ampules. The base of the mandibles had gills that helped the shrimp breathe. The end of the foot was pincer-shaped or claw-shaped, used for feeding and crawling. There were seven segments in the abdomen, the first five of which were shorter, the sixth segment was the longest, and the last segment was triangular, called the caudal segment. The caudal segment did not have appendages. There were six pairs of appendages on the abdomen, called the tail segment. The sixth appendage was wide and was called the tail fan together with the tail segment. It was the main swimming organ of the shrimp. The functions of the prawn's head, chest, and abdominal appendages were different. The mouthpart appendages were mainly used to hold and chew food, the chest appendages were used to hunt and crawl, and the abdominal appendages were used to swim.
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