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mantis prawn

 

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Noun mantis prawn has 1 sense
  1. squilla, mantis prawn - a kind of mantis shrimp
    --1 is a kind of mantis shrimp, mantis crab
    --1 is a member of genus Squilla

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Mantis Prawn

Definition:

A mantis prawn is a marine crustacean that belongs to the order Stomatopoda. It typically has a cylindrical body, a pair of large, stalked eyes, and two strong claws used for catching prey and defense. Mantis prawns are known for their vibrant colors and incredible hunting abilities.

Parts of Speech:

Noun

Senses:

1. Mantis Prawn: A type of marine crustacean with a cylindrical body, large eyes, and powerful claws used for hunting and defense.

2. Local Sense: A popular seafood delicacy in some coastal regions, known for its sweet and succulent meat.

Usages:

1. Scientific Usage: The mantis prawn is an interesting specimen for researchers studying marine biology.

2. Culinary Usage: The local fishermen caught a fresh mantis prawn which was later prepared as a delicious seafood dinner.

Sample Sentences:

1. I spotted a brightly colored mantis prawn while snorkeling near the coral reef.

2. The mantis prawn uses its formidable claws to strike its prey with incredible speed and force.

3. Restaurants in the area serve a variety of dishes featuring mantis prawn as the main ingredient.

4. Scientists are fascinated by the complex visual system of mantis prawns.

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