Significados de freshwater crayfish en inglés

Koura or freshwater crayfish also find their way into the tank, along with bullies.

Fish and Game says koura, or freshwater crayfish, are also being seen at night in their thousands.

Watercress, eels and freshwater crayfish died, and the council hastily agreed to move its water intake downstream.

A strange little creature inhabits the bottom of limestone lakes and rivers in this country: the freshwater crayfish.

The hapu said the springs used to be waist-deep and provided kaimoana in abundance including watercress, eels and freshwater crayfish.

The small freshwater crayfish, the prawns and shrimps (all named udang, with distinctive epithets), are in great perfection.

Moreover, a crustacean is an aquatic arthropod of the class Crustacea, which comprises crabs, shrimp, barnacles, lobsters, and freshwater crayfish.

They might live on for 20 years after release and ate koura (native freshwater crayfish) and native freshwater fish.

Here, we analyze gene expression variation in adult eye tissue across the freshwater crayfish, representing four independent vision-loss events in caves.

Large numbers of dead freshwater crayfish have been reported in the River Barrow from Carlow to Graiguenamanagh, Co Kilkenny, in recent days.

The day we're without our native freshwater crayfish, the white-clawed Austropotamobius pallipes, we'll have lost a species near extinction in most of Europe.

Catfish stir up sediment and prey on small native fish, fish eggs and are known to eat and compete with kōura, native freshwater crayfish.

On a boat-trip down the River Erne, Co Cavan, we saw the remains of freshwater crayfish scattered on the walls of the three mill races.