Invasive clawed critter from Australia has entered Texas waters. How'd they get here?
The Australian redclaw crayfish invaded Texas waters in 2022 but has become a growing concern, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Should Trump levy tariffs to protect this Louisiana industry? Clay Higgins asks for help
Louisiana Congressman Clay Higgins has requested President Trump to increase tariffs and trade enforcement on imported ...
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 ...
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Invasive crayfish species in Valley waters concern wildlife experts
Biologists from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are concerned about an invasive species found in local resacas. The ...
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 ...
Clawed creature native to Australia is invading Texas waters. Why experts are worried
Locals in southern Texas reported an “interesting-looking critter” that officials found to be an invasive crayfish species ...
Invasive Australian crayfish invading Texas water causing concern for wildlife
An invasive species of crayfish has invaded Texas waters, sparking grave wildlife concerns for conservationists.
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Is it too early to eat crawfish? We looked at the science of mudbug season.
It's Crawfish Week at Chron! For five days, the food team will be dropping fun stories about Houston's favorite crustacean. Read all our crawfish coverage here. Inside you, there are two wolves ...
Uncrustables, crawfish and candy: What NFL players eat, according to the Philadelphia ...
Montijo recommends consuming easily digestible foods (like rice or potatoes) paired with lean proteins (such as chicken, ...