Live shrimp attacks restaurant in wild video: ‘He wasn’t going out without a fight’

This redefined food war.

A restaurant in China was reduced to tears after a wild shrimp turned its table at a hotpot restaurant, as seen in a TikTok video with nearly 5 million views.

In the video taken at an undisclosed facility, the epicure can be seen trying to submerge the live crustacean in a pot of other seafood.

However, the sharp shrimp suddenly jumps out of her hand, delaying her execution via bouillabaisse.

Diners praised the shrimp for not going down without a fight. Jam Press Vid
The mantis grasshopper is named for its predatory forearms, which it uses to hunt and strike prey like a sensitive Swiss Army knife. siwaporn999 – stock.adobe.com

However, her crude revenge is short-lived, as the determined diner captures the fugitive in the sticks.

That’s when the food decides to fight back: After grabbing the slithery stickleback a second time, the creature latches onto its hand and strikes it with one of its predatory forearms, causing it to scream in agony.

Fortunately, an off-screen employee manages to remove the locusts from the wailing woman. The clip ends with the foodie crying in pain over the “Beetlejuice”-like incident.

TikTok users found her spitting shrimp very amusing with a caption, “shrimp said you hurt me, I hurt you.”

The restaurant tries to dip live shrimp into the hearth of seafood. Jam Press Vid
An employee had to pry the shrimp out of the woman’s hand. Jam Press Vid

“Good for that shrimp!! He wasn’t going out without a fight,” shouted another of the ingredients in the “right winger’s” hotpot.

Others identified the creature as a mantis shrimp, a predatory crustacean known for catching and dispatching prey with its large prehensile claws—hence the name.

There are two types: spearers, which impale soft-bodied prey such as fish and worms, and shredders, which rip apart snails and crabs by karate-smashing them with their hammer-like appendages.

Smashers have enough power in their fist to break glass.

Meanwhile, the spears can reportedly amputate a human finger, earning it the moniker “thumb splitter” — as the ill-fated restaurant in question found out, Jam Press reported.

If that wasn’t enough of a predation deterrent, the mantis shrimp also boasts rows of hook-shaped spikes on their carapace like a chitin cheese grater.

Despite their extreme armament, mantis shrimps are eaten throughout Asia, where they are prized for their sweet, lobster-like meat.


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