Watch a baby mantis shrimp punch in slow motion | Science News
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A larval mantis shrimp (Gonodactylaceus falcatus) — filmed at 2,000 frames per second and played back at 3 percent speed — retracts and locks its attack arm to store energy before releasing a strike. New research shows these larvae begin unleashing their punches by the time they are 9 days old.
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Video: J.S. Harrison et al/Journal of Experimental Biology 2021
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