Meet the shrimp that's inspiring next-generation 3D printed armor Written by Charlie Osborne, Contributing Writer June 1, 2016 at 2:40 a.m. PT Screenshot via YouTube ...

Consider the shrimp. Delicious to eat, whether doomed to a deep fryer or steamed and dunked in cocktail sauce. But, they’re also quite enjoyable to watch prancing around! Especially in 3D, seen ...

By 3D-printing scaffolds and dipping them in microbe juice, ... To humans, the mantis shrimp is known as the “thumb splitter,” due to its propensity to punch the digits of unfortunate fishers.

Put on those vintage red and blue 3D glasses, settle in with a bucket of your favorite snack, and get ready to enjoy a movie, just like the good old days. But in this case, the audience members ...

This he sent off to Shapeways, the commercial 3D printing service, and got back a plastic version of the pistol shrimp’s plasma gun. This allowed Staack to experiment with the unique structure ...

Mantis shrimp are armed with a one hammer-like dactyl club on each side of its body, which act like a pair of fists and can punch with the force of a .22 caliber bullet.

In the video below, you can see that the cuttlefish backs up or moves forward depending on where the 3D glasses project the shrimp. Stereo vision was long thought to be exclusive to mammals.