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Texas Authorities Find Invasive Species: ‘They’re Not Supposed to be Here!’
Near Brownsville, Texas, a surprising discovery of Austrailian Redclaw crayfish in area waters has raised concerns among ...
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Crustacean Invasion! Texas Coast Plagued with Foreign Crayfish
This species of crayfish has been called invasive by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department after it showed up along Texas ...
Why tiny mud 'chimneys' are popping up all over Houston
Small and mysterious smokestack-looking mud mounds recently erected throughout Houston are garnering interest online. The masses of dirt are not quite ant piles, as they are far more narrow and ...
Invasive Australian crayfish spotted in Texas: Is local wildlife at risk?
An Australian redclaw crayfish, a species native to Australia, was spotted by locals in the Rio Grande Valley near ...
Invasive Australian Crayfish Spotted In Texas Waters — 8,000 Miles From Home
Biologists are monitoring an Australian crayfish that surprisingly showed up in Texas, fearing it could threaten local ...
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Scientists become environmental detectives with eDNA – Expert Reaction
New technology is helping scientists to track down pests, detect endangered species, and find infectious viruses, all through ...
‘It’s not supposed to be here’ | Invasive crayfish discovery raises red flags for Texas wildlife
The Australian redclaw crayfish, an aggressive crustacean native to northern Australia and Papua New Guinea, has been spotted in South Texas.
Invasive Australian crayfish in Texas waters causing concern for wildlife
Researchers in Brownsville, Texas, have been investigating reports of an Australian red claw crayfish, a crustacean that ...
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The world's second largest freshwater crayfish was once plentiful in Australia's longest river—we're bringing it back
Positive signs from crayfish releases Murray crayfish were first released back into South Australia in winter 2023.It was a big moment for people who have long championed the species' return. A ...
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The world’s second largest freshwater crayfish was once plentiful in Australia’s longest river – we’re bringing it back
Nick Whiterod works for the Goyder Institute for Water Research, Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre, which is funded by the national government to deliver research in ...