Some time ago, in Zhoutaizi Village, Luanping County, Hebei Province, local villagers discovered a strange "little monster" crawling in the rice fields. It had an oval-shaped back shell and a forked tail. , and what’s even more strange is that it actually has three eyes. No matte

Some time ago, in Zhoutaizi Village, Luanping County, Hebei Province, local villagers discovered a strange "little monster" crawling in the rice fields. It had an oval back shell and a split tail. Fork, what’s even more strange is that it actually has three eyes. No matter how you look at it, it’s strange.

Subsequently, after identification by relevant experts, it was confirmed that this was an ancient species from the dinosaur period - three-eyed dinosaur shrimp . From a time point of view, they appeared on the earth at least 250 million years ago. During this period, they experienced many mass extinctions, as well as climate and environmental changes on the earth, but they have survived, and there are still many of them today.

Take Hebei, my country, as an example. Three-eyed dinosaur shrimps have been discovered over the years. For example, in July 2019, a citizen in Handan, Hebei, discovered a strange-looking unknown creature in a rice field. He caught several with After returning home and searching online, I found out that this was actually a three-eyed dinosaur shrimp from the age of dinosaurs.

In addition, in addition to Hebei, three-eyed dinosaur shrimps have also been found in many other provinces in my country. For example, in May last year, many tadpoles that looked like suddenly appeared in a rice field in Urumqi, Xinjiang, my country. But it's an unknown creature that looks even stranger.

After expert identification, it was confirmed that these were a large group of three-eyed dinosaur shrimps. After learning that they were hundreds of millions of years old, the locals were also amazed and thought that they were very lucky to have the opportunity to see them.

So, why do three-eyed dinosaur shrimps always appear in rice fields? Where did they come from?

Speaking of which, the incredible thing is that in these places where three-eyed dinosaur shrimps are found, they seem to "appear suddenly", and the locals have never seen them before, which is also curious. , do they grow out of thin air? In this regard, relevant experts said that this is indeed the case.

This is because the vitality of the three-eyed dinosaur shrimp is extremely tenacious. Although their life cycle is only about 90 days, if the external environment is not suitable for their survival, their eggs will enter a long "diapause period" , it can stop developing for at least 25 years, and will not hatch again until the environment is suitable.

Research believes that it is precisely because of this unnatural development method that the three-eyed dinosaur shrimp has escaped multiple mass extinctions and periods of harsh environmental conditions on the earth, and has become one of the few dinosaurs among the existing creatures on the earth. Product of the times.

Therefore, although the three-eyed dinosaur shrimp has never been found in the rice fields where they were found before, it is very likely that there have always been eggs of the three-eyed dinosaur shrimp in the local soil, and the recent conditions were suitable for them to hatch.

As for why three-eyed dinosaur shrimps are generally found in rice fields, researchers said that this is because there are many larvae in the rice fields, and three-eyed dinosaur shrimps feed on them. Naturally, three-eyed dinosaur shrimps are found in rice fields. Dinosaur shrimp, no wonder.

So, are three-eyed dinosaur shrimp harmful to humans? Will their appearance in rice fields destroy the rice?

Let me tell you the answer first. Three-eyed dinosaur shrimps are harmless to humans, and they are also very beneficial animals. This is because the food source of the three-eyed dinosaur shrimp is mainly the larvae of mosquitoes and other pests. At the same time, they can also clean up the weeds in the rice fields. Therefore, it can be said that when the three-eyed dinosaur shrimp appears in the rice fields, it is a kind of good phenomenon.

Researchers also said that in recent years, the number of three-eyed dinosaur shrimps in my country's rice fields has actually been increasing because they are very picky about water quality and environment. This in itself also shows that my country's ecological environment is constantly improving. As a result, many three-eyed dinosaur shrimp eggs from decades ago began to hatch slowly.

It can be said that this ancient species has no risk of extinction on the earth, and from the perspective of agricultural development, some experts also suggest that we should also like Japanese farmers and breed three-eyed terror on a large scale in rice fields. Lobster, in this way, is very helpful for the growth of rice.

So, are three-eyed dinosaur shrimp edible?

Although this is an ancient species from the age of dinosaurs, the three-eyed dinosaur shrimp is not a protected animal in our country because of its large number. This has also made many people curious if a lot of three-eyed dinosaur shrimps are found in the rice fields. Eyed dinosaur shrimps, can they be caught and eaten?

The answer is no, because the three-eyed dinosaur shrimps carry a large number of parasites in their bodies and are not edible. Moreover, they are not big and have no edible value. I would like to remind you not to be curious. And go "try something new".

At the same time, although the three-eyed dinosaur shrimp has no natural enemies in nature, they are very afraid of pesticides. If pesticides are sprayed in the rice fields, the three-eyed dinosaur shrimp will disappear soon.

Therefore, I would like to remind everyone that if you find a lot of three-eyed dinosaur shrimps in the rice fields, in fact, they already have the effect of "pesticides". Do not spray pesticides anymore. This way, the rice fields can also grow. Better. So, friends, have you ever seen a three-eyed dinosaur shrimp? Welcome to leave a message and share it with us!