Is Jiujie shrimp a sea shrimp?

Jiujie shrimp is a kind of deep-sea shrimp. Its appearance looks a bit like that of the common prawn, but it has nine knots all over its body, so it is called nine-knot shrimp, which lives in the depths of the ocean. So being caught in the air is easy to die. Therefore, it is recommended that you take the nine-section shrimp ashore and store it directly. Don't refrigerate it, otherwise it will regain its moisture and it won't be so delicious.

Nine-section shrimp is widely distributed in Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania and North America, including China, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Thailand, Australia and Japan. China is mainly distributed in Zhejiang, Fujian, Taiwan Province, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan and other places, especially in the east, south, southwest and Qiongzhou Strait of Hainan Island.

One legend is that ...

According to legend, shrimp with nine knots is very solar. After being filled with water, it will spit out secretions and let itself die, so that people who like early adopters can't get their hands on it, which is quite heroic. Therefore, shrimp farmers must always change water and wash off secretions to prevent it from "committing suicide". Nine-section shrimp, which won't "commit suicide", finally died of "homicide" when it was grandly listed in midsummer and August. Most of the people who killed it were Cantonese, who praised "food is the most important thing for the people". In Guangdong, the most common is the brown tiger-spotted shrimp, which Guangdong people call ghost shrimp.