1, draw the shrimp's head and two big round eyes first.

2. Draw tentacles on the top of your head, and then draw its shrimp tail.

3. Then we draw two big shrimp pliers and some small shrimp feet.

4. Start painting. Let's paint the body of the shrimp red first.

5, paint its eyes black, and the simple shrimp stick figure is completed!

Living habits in Friedrich Hirth

1, shrimp are social animals. Shrimp usually live in groups, forming a huge shrimp colony. This habit of living in groups effectively protects shrimp from predators. Individuals in the shrimp group can alert each other, quickly transmit danger signals and quickly escape potential threats.

2. The shrimp is Nocturnal Animals. Most shrimps are active at night and choose to hide in caves of rocks, corals or sunken ships during the day. This habit can make shrimp more hidden and safe in the dark environment.

3. Shrimp is a benthic animal, which often inhabits the seabed habitats such as beaches, rocks and seaweed beds. Some shrimps like to nest on rocks or the bottom, providing their own shelter and hiding place.

4. Shrimp is an omnivore and likes to feed on plankton, small fish, algae and organic matter in bottom sediments. Some shrimps will use their strong flagella to catch food, while others will look for food at the bottom of the sea.

Shrimp has developed sensory organs, especially tentacles and chemoreceptors. They use tentacles to detect their surroundings and chemoreceptors to detect potential food or danger.

6. Shrimp farming methods vary from species to species. Some shrimps migrate seasonally on a large scale, while others choose to breed in a safe environment. Shrimp reproduction usually includes fertilization and hatching of female shrimp eggs.

7. Shrimp usually has a short life span, and many species have a life span of only a few years. However, shrimp has strong reproductive ability and high reproductive rate, which is helpful to maintain the stability and reproduction of shrimp population.