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Two Appalachian Crayfish Gain 446 Miles of Lifesaving Critical Habitat
CHARLESTON, W.Va.— Following a petition and lawsuit by the Center for Biological Diversity, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today designated 446 stream miles of critical habitat for the Big Sandy ...
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Alabama’s Slenderclaw Crayfish Gains Endangered Species Act Protection With 78 River Miles of Critical Habitat
The slenderclaw crayfish is just 1.5 inches long, with cream and orange mottling. Most of the crayfish’s habitat was flooded when the Tennessee River was dammed to create the 69,000-acre Lake ...
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Queen snake: Physical characteristics, diet, habitat, and more
However, they are highly sensitive to pollution and habitat destruction. Any decline in water quality or disruption to their environment can harm both the snake and the crayfish they depend on.