Will shrimp shells?

Shrimp grows by shelling, but with the increase of age, the frequency of shelling will gradually decrease. In the first year of life, lobsters will shell once a week on average, but from the second year onwards, the frequency of shelling will drop to once a year, and after 67 years, lobsters will shell once every three years.

Lobsters are getting bigger and bigger. Shelling is a very exhausting thing, and as you get bigger, you will consume more and more physical strength every time. Many lobsters die not in the fragile period after shelling, but in the process of shelling, and the cause of death is exhaustion.