Shrimp is a class of crustaceans that live in the seas of Europe and the coasts of North America. It has a cylindrical body and long antennae. Its length is 5–6 cm. Its body is covered with an armor made of calcium carbonate. Its body is jointed. It swims backwards by waving its large fin-like tail.
There are 85 calories in 100 grams of shrimp. 1 (20 gr.) shrimp contains 17 calories. 100 grams of shrimp contains 20.1 grams of protein and 0.51 grams of fat. Shrimp is rich in potassium, phosphorus and sodium.
