Yes, Krill lay eggs. They release their eggs into the water, and the eggs hatch into larvae, which then develop into adult krill.

Krill live in cold, nutrient-rich waters in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica, as well as in other ocean regions such as the North Pacific...

Krill primarily feed on phytoplankton, which are tiny, single-celled plants that float near the ocean surface. They also eat zooplankton and other...

The lifespan of Krill varies between species, but it typically ranges from 5-7 years.

The size of Krill varies by species, but they typically range 6 centimeters in length.