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Olivia Baxter is a staff news writer at Biology Insights, reporting on ocean animals and marine biology. Raised in a coastal lobstering town, she maintains a lasting appreciation for shellfish and invertebrate biology. Baxter has worked as a journalist since 2015, having started out reporting on coastal features and maritime environmental affairs for a small local newspaper. She lives and works in Phoenix, Arizona.

Are Giant Isopods Dangerous to Humans?
How Big Do Crayfish Get? Average and Maximum Sizes
Is Shrimp the Cockroach of the Sea?
How Big Do Blue Lobsters Get? And Why Are They So Rare?
Is Lobster a Bottom Feeder? The Scientific Answer
Do Shrimp Have Spines? How They Protect Themselves
What Colour Are Lobsters Before Cooking?
What Happens When Crabs Molt: The Process & Purpose
Can Crayfish Hurt You? A Look at Their Pinch and Risks
Do Crayfish Need Water to Live & How Long Can They Survive?
Can a Pistol Shrimp Really Hurt a Human?
What Does a Baby Lobster Look Like?
Why Do Brine Shrimp Need Salt to Survive?
Can Crabs Breathe Out of Water & For How Long?
What Are Baby Lobsters Called and What Is Their Life Cycle?
Can Brine Shrimp Survive in Freshwater?
How Long Have Lobsters Been on Earth?
What Is the Difference Between a Lobster and a Crayfish?
How Long Can Lobsters Live Out of Water?
How Many Lobster Eggs Survive to Adulthood?
Do Crabs Swim? The Mechanics of How They Move
How to Sex a Crawfish: A Simple Identification Method
The Many Predators of the Crayfish: A Deep Dive
The Top Crab Predators and How They Hunt
What Is a Decapod? The World of 10-Footed Crustaceans
Crayfish Eyes: Structure, Function, and Survival Role
Macrobrachium rosenbergii: The Giant Freshwater Prawn
Shrimp Organs: What’s Inside a Shrimp’s Body?
The Shrimp Gut: The Science Behind the Black Vein
Lobster Adaptations: Structure, Senses, and Survival Skills