Resumen de Shrimp claw shoots a savage shock wave
Phoevos Koukouvinis at City, University of London, and his team simulated the snap of the pistol shrimp's claw. The team found that when this happens, friction between the fast-moving jet and the surrounding still water creates a swirling vortex. The vortex leaves a void in the center. Eventually, that void collapses, releasing a powerful pressure wave
