More Crawfish Facts Than You Can Handle.

In this video, we're taking a deep dive into the fascinating world of the Procambarus clarkii, also known as the red swamp crawfish. Did you know that these creatures are native to the southern United States, but have been introduced to other parts of the world? Or that they can breathe through their gills and absorb oxygen through their skin? In this video, we'll cover all thirty of these lesser-known facts, including how these crawfish are omnivores, can regenerate limbs, and can live up to four years in the wild. We'll also explore some of the unique behaviors of these creatures, such as their burrowing and social tendencies. Plus, we'll look at some of the potential benefits and downsides of red swamp crawfish, including their use as bait and their impact as an invasive species. So if you're curious about these fascinating creatures, be sure to watch this video and learn all about the Procambarus clarkii!

[randmayfield]

I am a fisheries biologist and kept crayfish in my aquariums because they fascinate me. One thing I found out early on is that if they don't have what they need and what satisfies their life style, they will do everything in their power to migrate out in an attempt to find better living conditions. I would find them all over the house after a night of the great escape. When I gave them cover, or places to hide under, they never wanted to leave the tank again. Except for the canablisum they seemed quite happy.

[kidfazer]

I’ve learned a bunch from your shorts. Thank you 💪🏾

[jaypruitt]

I love how he grows his own seasoning in the grass!!

[kuza]

Wow, a Louisianan crawfish company where you can understand the guy in the vid, that's unique

[asianthefirst]

It looked like a second set of eyes when you held him bottom up to the camera😂😂

[strasniil]

Ngl. the song in the backround is fireeee🔥🔥🔥

[stephn]

Ok now I understand when I get a phantom crab leg or crawfish tail😅

[hero_hero]

Dude came at us with the scientific name too lol. More to learn

[ptek]

Those are invasive where I am, we got the Robust crayfish though, very delicious

[jacknorman]

Man that's awesome thanks for the knowledge did not know that I'm a Florida boy I've eaten crawfish for a long time did not know that thanks

[TheDivisionAgent]

Clarkii, like Lewis and Clark, Clark?

[lucia_kidtech]

I have never eaten a craw fish and just have this weird thing about that type of seafood/water food I guess? But I end up watching every video you put out

[BooBuKittyPhuk]

Wondered how one stayed alive under my couch for over a day... we were really shocked and so was our dog when he found it

[junkbox]

Do you provide food them after refilling the ponds

[owenvaughan]

Is it good eating when the tail is full or empty?

[tobiramasenju]

May I pleasure know the music at the background

[robfrmny]

How do you make sure you don’t over harvest

[aronhajnal]

Can somebody tell me the name of the background music?

[jameswilson]

I've cought huge white crawfish in Casto creek in Caldwell parish and they never have a full tail of meat

[woofawoof]

"typically have a shorter lifespan in captivity"

*BRO*