Talk:Tiger pistol shrimp
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"hen the bubble implodes it momentarily reaches temperatures of several thousand kelvins, comparable to the temperature of the outer layer of the Sun." - Perhaps that ought to be "It is thought when the bubble implodes it may momentarily reach temperatures of several thousand kelvins, comparable to the temperature of the outer layer of the Sun." due to the doubt cast by the Sonoluminescence article
Why Pistol shrimp and Snapping shrimp are redirect to just one species;Tiger pistol shrimp? I think it is worth exesting article Pistol shrimp independently. OpenCage 23:22, 4 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] "Alpheus bellulus"? or "Alpheus heterochaelis"?
In the external link, the National Geographic article says the shrimp is Alpheus heterochaelis, not Alpheus bellulus. Is that the same species? --Neo-Jay 17:50, 2 August 2006 (UTC)
