Crayfish: The Fish and Wildlife Service is moving forward with new protections for freshwater crayfish.
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A single drastic mutation in a single crayfish produced the marbled crayfish in an instant.
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Male slough crayfish will readily mate with the marbled crayfish, but they never father any of the offspring.
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The FWS will list the Guyandotte River crayfish as an endangered species and the Big Sandy crayfish as a threatened species.
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"We're in crayfish season," Vikander explained, referring to a period in the calendar when people in Sweden get together to eat crayfish.
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The popular tradition of eating crayfish began in the mid-1800s, but crayfish had been around in aristocratic circles since the 16th century.
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The marbled crayfish (aka marmorkrebs) came into existence about 25 years ago as the result of a major mutation in a single crayfish.
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Prepare the crayfish tails: Take the crayfish and place in the freezer for 30 minutes (so technically they are just starting to freeze).
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They found in the socially housed crayfish, alcohol made the neurons fire more easily, but had less of an effect on the loner crayfish.
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No, the party is strictly crayfish-themed and features no other references to the sea, with exception of shrimp—but neither shrimp nor crayfish are representations of Njord.
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The designations, which follow a petition and lawsuit from the center, are meant to add protections for the crayfish there, the group says, noting it's already illegal to harm the crayfish.
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The marbled crayfish didn't exist until about 25 years ago.
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They are particularly fond of "yabbies," small blue freshwater crayfish.
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Crawfish—also known as crayfish—is a huge part of Southern cooking, and due to the introduction of American signal crayfish to British waters in the 1970s, there's now an abundance over here too.
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The ban was lifted in 1994, but crayfishing is still heavily regulated —unless you have access to private crayfish waters—so most people do the only reasonable thing: buy frozen, underdeveloped crayfish imported from China.
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Then, on the day of the experiment, the researchers moved both the communally housed and singly housed crayfish into tanks spiked with booze, set up a camera, and stepped back to watch crayfish gone wild.
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So, extroverted crayfish may want to consider pacing themselves this weekend.
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It just looks a little different when a crayfish gets drunk.
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I pointed forcefully at the photograph of crayfish on the menu.
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No other shellfish is more celebrated than the crayfish in Sweden.
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Soon the hobbyist was giving away the crayfish to his friends.
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In come more exotic offerings, like crayfish tacos and Japanese beer.
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So get ready to grab your bib and crack open some crayfish!
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JD.com said it sold 450,000 crayfish (about 15,000 boxes) in five minutes.
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"This mutant crayfish clones itself, and it's taking over Europe," she read.
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A single marbled crayfish can produce hundreds of eggs at a time.
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In fact, no one had ever sequenced any close relative of crayfish.
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Marbled crayfish produce nothing but fertile offspring, allowing their populations to explode.
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They&aposre pretty harmless, mainly feeding on crayfish, molluscs, worms and other bugs.
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The smorgasbord will center around crayfish, but that's far from the only offering.
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The marbled crayfish will emerge from hiding and begin swarming around your ankles.
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The marbled crayfish became popular among German aquarium hobbyists in the late 1990s.
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"We had to use two proteins, Bresse chicken and crayfish," Mr. Peters said.
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If you get a bit of roe with your crayfish, consider yourself lucky.
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A crayfish party is not a mystical occasion; it's just a big fucking slaughter.
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Artichokes are a popular vegetarian alternative because it's fiddly finger food, just like crayfish.
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To get the crayfish soaked, the researchers added pure alcohol right to their tanks.
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And tipsy crayfish don't slur their words, or send regrettable, late-night text messages.
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The mutation made the crayfish able to clone themselves — and reproduce only female offspring.
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I've tried to garden in a Brooklyn backyard, and I've tried to raise crayfish.
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IF YOU GO The informal tours at Crayfish Bay are free; simply show up.
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Crayfish, or xiaolongxia, arrived in China sometime in the middle of the 20th century.
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In 2003, scientists confirmed that the marbled crayfish were indeed making clones of themselves.
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Fish such as salmon, perch, cod, or even crayfish was also a common fixture.
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And it turned out that the marbled crayfish didn't need to be pampered to thrive.
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The scientists concluded that the new species got its start when two slough crayfish mated.
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A drastic mutation in a single crayfish gave the creature the ability to clone itself.
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A shellfish connoisseur might get her crayfish alive from a one-eyed fisherman by the docks.
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This shark had teeth that were good for catching small fish or crushing snails and [crayfish].
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Inna rues that in recent years her customers have been buying fewer crayfish, the local delicacy.
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In Spain, non-native crayfish serve as prey for migratory wetland birds, including some endangered species.
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At one point, we passed a restaurant with giant placards depicting crayfish in the front window.
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It may be the safest choice, although I haven't completely given up on the crayfish entirely.
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The BBC&aposs report references the country&aposs crayfish craze, citing a Xinhua report that says China produces the most crayfish of any country in the world and that its output has swelled from just shy of 300,000 tons in 2007 to about 850,000 tons in 2017.
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Whatever the preference, eating crayfish is a messy ordeal that requires a lot of sucking and slurping.
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They offer not only fresh produce but also made-to-order dishes such as sauteed spicy crayfish.
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This article originally appeared on Newser as " Crayfish Severs Own Claw to Escape Pot, Wins Over Internet ."
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The drunker they get, the more the crayfish strut around upright, flip their tails, or flop over.
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One of the taxa on our list here for Dorian is one called the red swamp crayfish.
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The three researchers' purpose in studying drunken crayfish is to understand better how alcohol induces behavioural changes.
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Basically a crunchier version of a corndog, made of lobster tail (or crayfish) instead of a frank.
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ScienceTake The enormous Murray crayfish, the second largest in the world, is also one of the prettiest.
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Murray crayfish, which are up to a foot long, can weigh several pounds and live 30 years.
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They're out for Sunday lunch—no Game of Thrones theme here, just crayfish from the regular menu.
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In Madagascar, where it arrived about 2007, it now numbers in the millions and threatens native crayfish.
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For nearly two decades, marbled crayfish have been multiplying like Tribbles on the legendary "Star Trek" episode.
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Somehow, too, the new crayfish didn't suffer any deformities as a result of all that extra DNA.
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The marbled crayfish offers scientists a chance to watch this drama play out practically from the beginning.
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Diners are served Arora's takes on traditional streetfare, a fisherman's feast with crayfish, local caviar, and more.
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The tribe had fed them with crayfish, a delicacy for which the South Island town is famous.
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Due to the large numbers of offspring they reproduce, many marbled crayfish owners dumped the babies into lakes.
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Working in batches, add the crayfish tails and cook, turning, until golden brown, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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Matter Frank Lyko, a biologist at the German Cancer Research Center, studies the six-inch-long marbled crayfish.
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Sequencing the genome of this animal was not easy: No one had sequenced the genome of a crayfish.
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Now that their chromosomes were mismatched with those of slough crayfish, they could no longer produce viable offspring.
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Companies with names like WebMethods, Cache Flow and Crayfish all soared more than 400% when they went public.
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A German collector kept a crayfish as pet in the 1990s, and it had lots and lots of offspring.
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Soon, the owners were dumping their crayfish in the wild, where they are multiplying like crazy to this day.
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Crayfish, in other words, behave much like a bunch of roisterers out on the town of a Saturday night.
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Working with one crayfish tail at a time, coat the tail in flour, then the eggs, then the panko.
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Ten years later, Dr. Lyko and his colleagues set out to determine the entire genome of the marbled crayfish.
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The rich genetic detail gave the scientists a much clearer look at the freakish origins of the marbled crayfish.
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One of the restaurant's most thrilling dishes is a whole marron — a large freshwater crayfish native to Western Australia.
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She is saving for her daughter's school fees and dreaming of a loan to expand her business beyond crayfish.
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Crayfish is so beloved among locals that there's an entire street—Shouning Road (寿宁路)—dedicated to them.
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He gave them away to his friends, and they, too, soon had hundreds of asexually reproducing crayfish on their hands.
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And that one has mainly been observed in North Carolina and South Carolina, and this is a fairly aggressive crayfish.
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A variety of crustaceans also including crayfish and pillbugs are known to shelter in the moist environments of rotting logs.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new safety standards for garage doors, and protections for certain parrots and crayfish.
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Display cases also hold opalized freshwater crayfish gastroliths, or yabby buttons, which are found only in Lightning Ridge's opal mines.
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The buttons, about the size of a thumbnail, are mineral deposits that freshwater crayfish accumulate and store in their bodies.
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That creature, the Tasmanian giant freshwater crayfish, also called a lobster, had been known to grow up to 11 pounds.
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Although a server there described the restaurant to me as "Cajun seafood," Le Sia is not serving Acadiana-style crayfish.
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Unlike the Komodo dragons and hammerhead sharks that are accidentally reproducing but not forming clones, marble crayfish are literally cloning themselves.
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At the bottom of an enamel claw-foot bathtub by the rear door, crayfish scuttle for cover as you get close.
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The stream had accumulated sediment, and many of the small spaces between boulders where the crayfish live had been filled in.
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But instead of reproducing sexually, the first marbled crayfish was able to induce her own eggs to start dividing into embryos.
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Each one is enveloped in a thick brown gravy of Nantua sauce that is 10 times richer, made from crayfish and lobster.
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The researchers don't know the exact species of crustaceans consumed by the dinos, but modern examples include lobsters, crab, shrimp, and crayfish.
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Sooner or later, every crayfish party turns into a macabre spectacle of boozed-up beasts in silly hats, brutalizing an inferior species.
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Tests have established that the crayfish are fit for consumption, and the fishermen plan to sell them to local restaurants, dpa said.
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An amateur naturalist, Gosse catalogued every living thing he saw: hawk moths and humble bees, turkey buzzards and crayfish, woodpeckers and whippoorwills.
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Eaters took to it so enthusiastically that by 2016 the Chinese crayfish industry employed five million people and was worth $27 billion.
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A drastic mutation in a single crayfish produced the species in an instant — and gave the creature the ability to clone itself.
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The crayfish are put head first into a pot of boiling broth of water, beer, salt, sugar, and a bunch of crown dill.
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After a few minutes, the raging broth is cooled down and stored in the fridge, where the crayfish are left to soak overnight.
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Koskenkorva is sometimes served as an aperitif, or sometimes it's an ice-cold glass filled to the brim to accompany a crayfish party.
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Young crayfish can get drunk — and they get drunk a lot faster when they've been hanging out with their friends, new research says.
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The researchers gathered up a bunch of young crayfish no bigger than Cheetos and housed them in tanks with 50 to 100 friends.
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The only source of contention is the use of the word "crayfish" rather than "crawfish," but it's nothing an IKEA buffet can't fix.
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But one thing which is known is that crayfish are affected by the same concentrations of the stuff as those that affect humans.
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The red swamp crayfish, or Procambarus clarkii, are on the European Union's list of invasive alien species but also popular in German aquariums.
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It is even balanced, something so rare that Mr Pritzker's Ukrainian ancestors might have likened it to a crayfish whistling on a mountain.
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Not only does the seaweed compliment the nuances of crayfish, but the sesame seeds provide for a crunchy exterior that can't be beat.
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The hobbyist — whom Dr. Lyko declined to identify — was struck by the large size of the crayfish and its enormous batches of eggs.
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Somehow the two sex cells fused and produced a female crayfish embryo with three copies of each chromosome instead of the normal two.
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A single drastic mutation in a single crayfish produced the species in an instant — and gave the creature the ability to clone itself.
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In May, for example, illegal nets deployed to trap big crayfish called yabbies instead caught platypuses, wiping out half of a vulnerable population.
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It's a concoction of ground African bush mango seeds, cooked onions and crayfish with dark, leafy vegetables swimming in bright red palm oil.
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The Swedes' fondness for crayfish has more likely originated from a sense of familiarity, as they also dwell in a wet, cold, dark place.
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Image: Frank Lyko, DKFZOne meiotic error led to a meiotic requirement, and a mutant crayfish taking over Europe that you may have heard about.
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So, a group of researchers at the University of Maryland turned to crayfish to understand how social experience changes how booze affects the brain.
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The more dramatic change comes when they get a little drunker and begin crunching their abs (or, the crayfish equivalent) to flip their tails.
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At Crayfish Master, Chang and Chinese food scholar Fuchsia Dunlop eat stir-fried crawfish with chili, crawfish with Szechuan peppercorns, and crawfish with garlic.
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A dozen crayfish tails, some brains, and a few slices of bread won't help much to retain decency against the degenerating properties of aquavit.
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Here, Neraal and local food purveyors collaborate on a traditionally Scandinavian menu that changes seasonally, and ranges from foraged chanterelles over crayfish to venison.
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"With these crayfish tails, all I'm doing is like a normal breading situation but I've added some seaweed and some sesame seeds," explains Brown.
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Scientists use naturally occurring crayfish populations in bodies of water as a method of studying water pollution, effectively turning the animals into bio-sensors.
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To place my order, I pointed at the section on the menu that showed a bowl of crayfish and the number 24 beside it.
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One major farming center is Hubei province, which recently unveiled a 59-foot-long crayfish sculpture that is said to be the world's largest.
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This region is its own maritime version of the Serengeti, where you can find Sweden's own Big Five: shrimp, oysters, crayfish, mussels, and lobsters.
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Once they succeeded, they sequenced the genomes of 15 other specimens, including marbled crayfish living in German lakes and those belonging to other species.
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In December, Dr. Lyko and his colleagues officially declared the marbled crayfish to be a species of its own, which they named Procambarus virginalis.
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There are no wild populations of marble crayfish in the United States, so it's conceivable that the new species arose in a German aquarium.
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Her husband works at a furniture factory, while she has increased the family income by raising crayfish and selling them in the local marketplace.
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Consider: a jewel and aluminum foil trompe l'oeil; an AK-topus with a Jesus piece; a crayfish-braided dumpster zombie with Lil Yachty hair.
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If you are new to crayfish parties and get an invitation to one, try to make sure that it is not hosted at your place.
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Many fans of the octopus, who came to the museum in 2014 after being caught in a crayfish pot, applauded Inky for his Shawshank move.
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The population of Louisiana Crayfish, indigenous to the southern U.S. and Mexico, has boomed in Berlin over the past two years after particularly mild winters.
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He hadn't been in the open ocean for years, not since he'd been caught, sickly bloated, gorging himself in a crayfish pot, eating his feelings.
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When Tom Dodds sent a complaint to British food chain Pret A Manger about their crayfish flatbread, though, it was the start of something beautiful.
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The crayfish, however, did much better in a similar stream in a national park where land clearing had not occurred and habitat loss was less.
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A group of elderly local ladies sits at a table behind my solo Winterfell feast, discussing the thickness of the sauce in the crayfish cocktail.
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On the other hand, those friendships are already on the rocks over my newspaper's insistence on calling the crustacean in question crayfish, rather than crawfish.
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Finding specimens is easy: Dr. Lyko can buy the crayfish at pet stores in Germany, or he can head with colleagues to a nearby lake.
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In a study published on Monday, the researchers demonstrate that the marble crayfish, while common, is one of the most remarkable species known to science.
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Just last week, scientists published a paper about the marbled crayfish, a new all-female species that only evolved 25 years ago through a wacky mutation.
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But if you're a crayfish, and you've been super social this week — maybe space your drinks with water tonight to avoid any embarrassing back-flopping behavior.
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Each crayfish was then transferred individually to a tank containing a solution of ethanol in water, and videoed for three hours to record what happened next.
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They therefore suspect that society makes whatever receptor molecules it is that interact with ethanol more plentiful in crayfish nervous systems than they otherwise would be.
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They'll also dined on sole crown and Dublin Bay prawns, crayfish, braised leg of Welsh lamb with a seasonal vegetable garnish and roast potatoes with thyme.
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For seafood that tastes out of this world, hop on the boat toSandy Islandwhere you can splurge on freshly caught crayfish, lobster, grouper, snapper, and more.
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The earliest report of the creature comes from a hobbyist who told Dr. Lyko he bought what were described to him as "Texas crayfish" in 1995.
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The dish gets a slight, almost nutty funk from the ground and dried crayfish sprinkled into nearly everything here, along with a cube of Knorr seasoning.
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Yes, pizza in the city has been accessorized with toppings from crayfish (not bad) to Buffalo chicken (hmm) to Caesar salad (no, no, no, no, no).
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There are exemplary sweetbreads with a veal-crayfish reduction, buttered snails dropped into soft-scrambled eggs, a pink plank of guinea hen terrine, and so on.
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Some of these aliens can also carry diseases that can impact greatly on native species whilst the newcomers exhibit immunity, crayfish plague being an extreme example.
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What can it mean that a few mussels, some snails we've never heard of, obscure crayfish in marginal headwaters and some island-confined songbirds are vanishing?
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Also known as pelagic red crabs, the bright salmon-colored creatures resemble small lobsters or crayfish, measuring 1 to 3 inches (2.5-7.5 cm) in length.
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What can it mean that a few mussels, some snails we've never heard of, obscure crayfish in marginal headwaters and some island-confined songbirds are vanishing?
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Instead, after swimming around in the boozy water, the crayfish adopt this upright posture, hold up their abdomens for a few seconds, and stiffly extend their legs.
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The licence runs until the end of the year, and some 1,600 crayfish have been captured so far, Berlin senator Derk Ehlert told German news agency dpa.
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The license runs until the end of the year, and some 1,600 crayfish have been captured so far, Berlin senator Derk Ehlert told German news agency dpa.
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Its bill can detect electrical currents in the water, and so it can detect a crayfish moving its muscles since that puts out a little electrical discharge.
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In one prime time slot, 1.43 million users on JD.com watched and interacted with singers and actors endorsing hot and spicy crayfish, a popular snack in China.
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PROTIVIN, Czech Republic (Reuters) - Crayfish equipped with high-tech sensors have been drafted in by a Czech brewery in its quest to keep their water supply pure.
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Other researchers have found something like pessimism in bees, something like anxiety in crayfish, and a defensive state that bears some relation to fear in fruit flies.
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It apparently evolved from a species known as the slough crayfish, Procambarus fallax, which lives only in the tributaries of the Satilla River in Florida and Georgia.
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He will serve a dinner of caviar and potato mousseline, lobster with truffles and a celeriac "spaghetti," Bresse chicken with crayfish and mushrooms, and a chocolate dessert.
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At the time, doctors in South Korea believed "crayfish juice" could cure measles, so it's possible this poor guy had the double whammy of sickness before he died.
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Then came the big Louisianan feast: heaps of spicy crayfish, which we savagely twisted the heads off of then washed down with gallons and gallons of Dr Pepper.
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The mashed potatoes served with the meatloaf needed a dash or two of salt, and the étouffée got a mixed verdict (sweet crayfish meat, moist rice, dull sauce).
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Alongside fresh-pressed juices, breakfast offerings include polenta bread with maple butter, strained yogurt and London honey, while lunch serves up crayfish, chicory, blood orange and fennel salad.
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Sweetbreads with creamy white insides were fried to a pale, crinkled gold, then served with a brown, French, lovely and anachronistic sauce made from veal jus and crayfish.
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The gatherings vary from just a few individuals to uncountable thousands, and the hats and the songs and the booze are important aspects of a kräftskiva, or crayfish party.
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Crayfish are basically miniature, freshwater lobsters, which makes them an unusual model organism for trying to understand a behavior — drinking alcohol — that we really only care about in humans.
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The drunkest stage is maybe a little more familiar: when they are well and truly sozzled, the crayfish flop down on their backs, and have trouble getting back up.
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In crayfish, there's a pretty well-understood circuit that's responsible for the tail flipping, so the scientists measured how alcohol changed the excitability of the neurons in this circuit.
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THE season for the best xiaolongxia ("little dragon shrimp") is just beginning, and so on a recent evening four young friends tucked into a pile of steaming-hot crayfish.
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They sequenced small bits of DNA from the animals, which bore a striking similarity to a group of crayfish species called Procambarus, native to North America and Central America.
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Thanks to the young age of the species, marbled crayfish could shed light on one of the big mysteries about the animal kingdom: why so many animals have sex.
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In the beginning of the 1900s, Swedes were binging so heavily on crayfish that restrictions were introduced to avoid overfishing, limiting the season to August and a few months beyond.
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That reportedly earned the respect of a Weibo user named Jiuke, who reportedly posted the clip and says he spared the crayfish&aposs life and is raising it at home.
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The scientists left one group in the communal tank right up until the experiment started, but removed the other group to house individual crayfish by themselves for about a week.
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"We are using crayfish like a living chemical laboratory – like a bio indicator and bio sensor together," said Pavel Kozak, Director of the university's Research Institute of Fish Culture and Hydrobiology.
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The Spiritmuseum has 12,000 snaps songs collected in their archives (not all of which are online), including sets they've put together for specific holidays and celebrations like Christmas and crayfish season.
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As I got older, my mum would wake up in the morning and find I'd filled the bath with the fish I'd caught—crayfish, oysters, 20-pound carp—all alive and swimming.
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Even younger generations are increasingly singing and creating snaps songs, says Ericsson, especially at Midsummer and warm-weather crayfish parties where it's common for teens to play host from a young age.
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Le Sia cooks crayfish and other shellfish — lobster, shrimp, and Dungeness and snow crabs — by boiling them first and then clacking them around in a hot wok with one of seven sauces.
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Honesty compels me to note that the California crayfish Le Sia has been serving lately have a sweeter, finer flavor than the ones it was getting from Louisiana in the late spring.
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To start, Doug McMaster—head chef at zero waste restaurant, Silo Brighton—recommends a course of signal crayfish, which fit the brief because they're both local and in need of a cull.
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The debauchery that would have ensued—had Alicia Vikander and Jimmy Fallon each been presented with a bib, a tray of crayfish, and more liquor—would not have been suitable for broadcast television.
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The Crazy Crayfish Diner also has a pool-and-darts room around the back with a big apartheid South African flag on the wall—a political statement not unlike hoisting the Confederate flag.
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For its thirtieth anniversary, the two dishes at the finale were a chicken and crayfish dish to celebrate the contest's home city of Lyon, and a first for the Bocuse: a vegan dish.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - North American crayfish that spilled en masse onto Berlin streets last summer will soon be appearing in the city's restaurants after its government authorized fishermen to remove them from public ponds.
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Once reserved for aristocrats and the ultra-wealthy in the 19th century, the tradition has morphed into wearing paper hats and bibs with crayfish motifs, and downing aquavit while belting out drinking songs.
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Instead Cap Juluca's chef, Juan Bochenski, prepared a local crayfish salad with a breaded poached egg to start, and then guests had a choice of local snapper, chicken or steak with truffles and potatoes.
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Ukraine's former pro-Western president, Viktor A. Yushchenko, was left with his face disfigured after a dioxin poisoning — most likely concealed in a meal of boiled crayfish — that Mr. Yushchenko attributed to Russian assassins.
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BERLIN, May 7 (Reuters) - North American crayfish that spilled en masse onto Berlin streets last summer will soon be appearing in the city's restaurants after its government authorised fishermen to remove them from public ponds.
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Who needs a plain old corndog when you can batter crayfish—or lobster—in panko, seaweed flakes, and plenty of sesame seeds, fry it, and then dip the whole thing into freshly made wasabi mayonnaise?
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Nor is it seasoning crayfish with the magical, butter-drenched combinations of Southeast Asian and Louisiana flavors like Thai basil-tamarind and lemongrass-ginger that were spawned in Vietnamese kitchens along Bellaire Boulevard in Houston.
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Fermented locust beans will plump up nicely with a soak in warm water, and will collaborate with crayfish and red palm kernel oil to make an umami-rich pot of efo riro, or stewed greens.
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Obe ata is the base sauce, and red palm kernel oil adds richness, but umami-rich staples like fermented locust beans, dried crayfish and smoked fish or chunks of air-dried cod steal the show.
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Poached chicken is folded with diced potatoes, pickles, eggs, carrots and whatever is dictated by family tradition (in czarist days, crayfish and caviar for the wealthy; in Soviet times, bologna and canned peas for all).
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The menu changes often but dishes like risotto garnished with veal-stock lacquered crayfish; grilled sea bream with peanut sauce and a deconstructed paella are as beautiful to taste at as they are to behold.
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Over a dinner of crayfish in Stockholm in 1924, two men decided that Sweden needed its own car manufacturer, one that made vehicles suitable for the harsh local climate and whose guiding principle was safety.
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If you happened to watch The Tonight Show in the middle of August, you may have seen Swedish actress Alicia Vikander and Jimmy Fallon donning conical crayfish-themed hats, singing a song, and taking shots of aquavit.
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It wasn't very big, measuring around 12 to 18 inches in length, and it likely scoured the riverbed in search of small fish, snails, and crayfish, according to new research published today in the Journal of Paleontology.
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His urban farm behind Olmsted is a trickier project, and it includes a composter in which vegetable scraps are broken down by the larvae of black soldier flies that, after they mature, are fed to the crayfish.
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Since crayfish also have large, easy-to-study nerve cells that can be examined for clues as to ethanol's molecular mechanisms, Mr Swierzbinski, Mr Lazarchik and Dr Herberholz are using them to try to track those mechanisms down.
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Crayfish put in weaker solutions, a half or a tenth as concentrated, behaved similarly, but got there more slowly—and, in the case of those in the weakest solution, often managed to avoid the leg-kicking stage altogether.
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But Albert Moten Jr. still gets together with his family in New Orleans, where he lives, to replicate the summer cookouts he grew up with, boiling turkey necks and crayfish with corn on the cob, and frying fish.
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In their new study, published in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution, the researchers show that the marbled crayfish has spread across Madagascar at an astonishing pace, across an area the size of Indiana in about a decade.
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Pret, whose organic coffee and upmarket sandwiches such as crayfish and rocket proved popular enough to propel its growth from a single shop in London to a 530-strong global chain, generated revenue of 879 million pounds last year.
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But who in the hell needs a plain old corndog when you can batter crayfish—or lobster—in panko, seaweed flakes, and plenty of sesame seeds, fry it, and then dip the whole thing into freshly made wasabi mayonnaise?
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On some nights, the crowd is almost exclusively Chinese people of college age or slightly older, many of them lured out of their nearby New York University dorm rooms for steaming pans of shellfish, especially Le Sia's specialty, crayfish.
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Among them are kani and rof, variations on the thrilling theme of Scotch bonnet, and shito, a meld of dried stockfish, crayfish and shrimp, cooked down with onions until black — more devastating and life-affirming than Maggi, and essential.
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The seven-course tasting menu (€214, or around $2000) deftly balances richness with lighter, acidic dishes: think crayfish carpaccio with avocado and passion fruit purée, risotto laced with chanterelle mushrooms and chorizo, and "Le Chocolat" puffed pastry for dessert.
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To track — and potentially stem — these sudden migrations in the wake of disasters, researchers build maps to predict how floods and storms might spread aggressive crayfish, propeller-tangling plants, and even frogs that secrete eye-irritating "slime" into new territories.
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The crayfish, which is threatened, is vulnerable to changes in habitat, and Mae M. Noble and Christopher J. Fulton found a 91 percent drop in its numbers in parts of a stream called the Goobarragandra habitats over about six years.
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Image 2 of 2 BERLIN – Fisherman Klaus Hidde is the spearhead of Berlin&aposs new effort to rid its waters of the invasive crayfish, putting him in the unlikely position of practicing his trade in the middle of the bustling German capital.
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To halt the invasion, the Berlin government has licenced a local business to fish the 15 cm (6 inch) crustaceans, which carry infections that native crayfish are not resistant to, out of the ponds in public parks that they have taken over.
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To halt the invasion, the Berlin government has licensed a local business to fish the 15 cm (6 inch) crustaceans, which carry infections that native crayfish are not resistant to, out of the ponds in public parks that they have taken over.
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The good news, Dr. Fulton said, was that there were still places in the damaged stream where the crayfish survived in good numbers and where the banks could be replanted and the kind of rocky habitat the crustaceans like could be rebuilt.
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At the Contemporary Arts Center, the artistic duo Ellen Gallagher and Edgar Cleijne were puzzling out exactly how to present "Highway Gothic," which encompasses a series of cyanotype banners printed on 70 millimeter film — with images of crayfish and catfish — and a movie.
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In addition to the satisfying jambalaya, which is made with andouille sausage, chicken, crayfish, chicken, shrimp and rice, there is first-rate fried chicken (crisp outside, tender within) that draws a crowd on Wednesday nights, when it is priced at $12.95 (four pieces, two sides).
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The next stage is to compare nerve cells from social and solitary animals, to try to work out what those receptor molecules might be—and then, if they can be so identified, to see if what is true in crayfish is also true in people.
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That's why this week the Center filed a notice of intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to act on petitions to protect 2628 species from across the country, including Florida sandhill cranes, coastal flatwood crayfish and eastern diamond rattlesnakes.
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CRAYFISH SEVERS OWN CLAW TO ESCAPE BOILING SOUP IN UNBELIEVABLE VIDEO He was out with a friend at Padre Island National Seashore off the coast of South Texas near Corpus Christi when the two men reeled in a 12-foot hammerhead from about half a mile out.
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Most of the entrees are crafted for those with a great deal of time on their hands and not too much discernment; those who have some crayfish that is about to spoil, and who also only trust NFL legend Brett Favre to craft the resulting étouffée.
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In Cameron-Mackintosh's short film, Damon Monk, the photographer's son, recalls that his father had worked as a traffic cop, railwayman, poacher of crayfish, and, in the 1970s, after leaving the nightclub scene, owner-operator of a shop in Cape Town that sold handmade leather goods.
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"Every time I think about a plastic coffee can getting thrown in the river, it doesn't bother me at all because it sinks to the bottom and it's habitat for bait fish, it's habitat for crayfish," Moore said in Tuesday's hearing, according to Dakota Radio Group.
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With 104 vehicles — named after the condor, hippo, wolverine, scorpion, puma, crayfish, and mongoose (according to the company's last disengagement report from December) and of course, those ubiquitous Chevy Bolts — the startup-turned-major-car-company project has a large fleet with which to attempt to hit its target.
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Easter's just one of four of IKEA's annual festivals; it has one for each season, including a similar smorgasbord for the longest day of the year in the middle of the summer, a crayfish barbecue in the fall, and of course, a Christmas-themed feast in the winter.
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The 10-course menu (2,200 baht) might showcase Indo-Siamese hybrids (Thai crayfish on Indian flatbread with shell bisque), high-end comfort food (warm fermented tofu whey with charcoal-roasted cauliflower), meaty-sweet mash-ups (chilled shards of chicken-liver mousse on toast with longan jam) or fruity fun desserts.
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For example, Akira Orent breaks down how there's no "fish" in "crayfish" (which comes from the French word ecrevisse), no "hang" in "hangnail" (that came from Old English's Ang-, which meant painful), and no "house" in "penthouse" (that came from pentiz, the Anglo-Norman word for an appendage to a main building).
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The two chemicals have also been found at toxic levels in fish, sea turtle eggs, algae, dolphins, oysters, crayfish, mussels, and even human and dolphin breast milk, according to Craig Downs, a forensic ecotoxicologist, executive director of Haereticus Environmental Laboratory and the lead author of the study that propelled Hawaii to ban the ingredients.
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There was that guy who tried to claim money from The National Lottery with a brilliantly fake scratch card, the man who photographed a loaf of crooked bread and posted it to Facebook, and even that bloke who somehow ended up in a three-hour rap battle with Pret A Manger after moaning about his crayfish flatbread.
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