I always got confused with these two guys ..
A typical shrimp
A typical prawn
Illustration: Jo Taylor / Source: Museum Victoria
An important difference is in the way the segments of the abdomen (tail) overlap. In prawns the sides of all segments overlap the segment behind, like roof tiles. In shrimps the sides of the second segment overlap both the one before and the one after.
But that's not all....A shrimp in the USA is a prawn in Australia. WHAT!
more info @ http://museumvictoria.com.au/discoverycentre/
There are differences scientifically, but consumption, they taste just the same - delicious!! :-D
ReplyDeleteHahahaha :D agree with daniel :D yg penting Sedap :)
ReplyDeleteshrimp ya, udang kecik. macam bubok, ya shrimp lah ya. ala pake polah belacan bah
ReplyDeleteOh okay, but i always differentiate them by size. I always assume prawns as slightly bigger than shrimps. Of course, lobsters are the largest.
ReplyDeleteSelalunya shrimp udang kecik (anak udang), Prawn besar sikit (mak bapak udang), Lobster besar gik(nenek datuk udang).hehehe...
ReplyDeletekmk shrimp shromp kah apa yg kmk tauk mkn udang nyaman hehehehe... Kmk gik kompius maca entry ktk :P
ReplyDeletenow i understand..hahaha..
ReplyDeletedolok mek nang ingat dua2 ya sama..hahahaha...=p
hai ya, both is same to me! hahah!
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