The Birdtail Mantis Shrimp is indeed one of the more ferocious species of shrimp, but it can't get rid of its small size. Therefore, this kind of shrimp actually has a lot of natural enemies, some of the size is much larger than it marine life , almost all belong to its natural enemies , what sharks, whales, this kind of don't want to think, the bird-tailed mantis shrimp can't do anything about them.

Additionally, like many of the birds and animals that feed on marine life, the mantis shrimp will only be eaten once it meets them. But it's not quite right to say that these creatures are their natural predators, because none of them feeds on them, so it's a stretch to say that they're natural predators.

But when comparing them to crabs, it's safe to say that the mantis shrimp has "no equal".

Life habits of the mantis shrimp

The mantis shrimp is extremely aggressive, ferocious and territorial, and often shows no fear. Fish are its main enemy. When caught in the open, it always puts up a fight, and Bird's Tail Mantis Shrimp struggling in the mouths of its hunters are difficult to swallow, and many are spat out as they are.

If you put a mantis shrimp into a large fish tank, it won't take long for the other critters in the tank to be eaten by the mantis shrimp, so the mantis shrimp is only suitable for monoculture.