OCTOPUS AND SHRIMP

ALIFATUL NISA / 05
ALIFIA NIZA SALAFY / 06
CHRISTINA AGRI B / 12
HILDA IRAWATI / 17
Definition
OCTOPUS SHRIMP

 Octopus is a cephalopod  Shrimp is a small shellfish

mollusc of the order of the sea that is related
Octopoda. to the crabs and lobsters
and is often used for
food.
 Scientific Classification
OCTOPUS SHRIMP
 Kingdom : Animalia  Kingdom : Animalia
 Phylum : Mollusca  Filum : Arthropoda
 Subfilum : Crustacea
 Class : Cephalopoda
 Class : Malacostraca
 Order : Octopoda  Ordo : Decapoda
 Subordo: Pleocyemata
 Famili : Penaeidae
 Genus : Penaeus
 Spesies : Penaeus monodon
 Habitation
OCTOPUS SHRIMP
 Octopuses inhabit  Shrimp are
diverse regions of the widespread, and can
ocean, including coral be found near the
reefs, pelagic waters, seafloor of most
and the ocean floor coasts and estuaries,
as well as in rivers and
lakes.
The Body
OCTOPUS
 Octopus has two eyes
and four pairs of arms,
and like other
cephalopod, it is
bilaterally symmetric
 The arms of the octopus
have suckers.
 It also has a bulbous head
SHRIMP
 The body of the shrimp is
divided into two main
parts: the head and
thorax which are fused
together to form the
cephalothorax, and a
long narrow abdomen.
Respiration
OCTOPUS SHRIMP
 The octopus uses gills to  The shrimp uses gills to
breathe. breathe. Except shrimp
with small body, they
breath with all of their
body.
Locomotion
OCTOPUS SHRIMP
 Octopuses move about by  Shrimp move about by
crawling or swimming. their legs.
Their main means of slow
travel is crawling, with
some swimming
 Reproduction
OCTOPUS SHRIMP
 The male octopus has a  Shrimp reproduce using sexual
modified arm which is holds reproduction.
rows of sperm  Reproduction generally takes
 He will either approach a place in the late fall
receptive female and insert the
arm into her oviduct or take off
the arm and give it to female
octopus
 The female keeps the arm until
she lays her eggs, at which time
she takes the arm out and
spreads the sperm over her eggs
to fertilize them.
Food
OCTOPUS SHRIMP
 Crayfish  Plankton
 Scallops  Worms
 Crabs  Snails
 Mollusks  Clams
 etc  Fish
 Mollusks
 Seeds
 Herbs
 Type
OCTOPUS SHRIMP
 Atlantic Pygmy Octopus  Bamboo Shrimp
 Blue Ringed Octopus  Black Tiger Shrimp
 California Two-Spot Octopus  Crystal Red Shrimp
 Caribbean Reef Octopus  Dark Green Shrimp
 Common Octopus  Orange Sakura Shrimp
 East Pasific Red Octopus  Panda Shrimp
 Mimic Octopus  Yellow Shrimp
 North Pasific Giant Octopus  Rili Shrimp
 Seven-Arm Octopus  Sulawesi Shrimp
 etc  etc