ScienceNorth America’s largest known crayfish reportedly has a 3.4-inch carapace
Phys.org describes a massive Crawzilla crawdad pulled from the muck during a biological survey in Kentucky.
TLDR
Phys.org reports that North America’s largest known crayfish has a 3.4-inch carapace—about as long as a credit card—but what limits its size remains unclear. The outlet describes a massive Crawzilla crawdad, its actual common name, pulled from the muck during a biological survey in Kentucky.
North America’s largest known crayfish reportedly has a 3.4-inch carapace
Phys.org describes a massive Crawzilla crawdad pulled from the muck during a biological survey in Kentucky.
TLDR
Phys.org reports that North America’s largest known crayfish has a 3.4-inch carapace—about as long as a credit card—but what limits its size remains unclear. The outlet describes a massive Crawzilla crawdad, its actual common name, pulled from the muck during a biological survey in Kentucky.