shrimp

Trucks carrying toxic waste from the Ohio train derailment arrive in Indiana, we catch up on bills in the statehouse, and industry experts see opportunity in the Hoosier state with indoor shrimp farming.

In the U.S., aquaculture is looked at as a niche way of producing food. Worldwide however, it’s a rapidly growing industry. Some Hoosiers have taken up the challenge of raising aquatic life in their backyards.

A foster care mother is leading a push at the statehouse for child welfare, City Council unanimously voted against re-zoning land that the county wanted to use to build a new jail and a warehouse in Indy is home to a sustainable shrimp farm.

In an effort to combat the environmental effects of shrimp farming, Atarraya Inc. has invented the Shrimpbox, the world's first plug-and-play shrimp farm.

Today we will consider a small but mighty creature called the pistol shrimp. It's a ferocious animal, known for its claws, one of which is a normal pincer. The other is an enormous snapper, which is the pistol.