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Procambarus Clarkii Collection

The Procambarus clarkii, also known as the Red Swamp Crawfish or Crayfish, is a fascinating creature native to the Southeastern US

Background imageProcambarus Clarkii Collection: Picture No. 10982682

Picture No. 10982682
Red Swamp Crayfish defensive display Date:

Background imageProcambarus Clarkii Collection: Picture No. 10982683

Picture No. 10982683
Red Swamp Crayfish Antela's Marsh, Galicia, Spain (Procambarus clarkii) Date:

Background imageProcambarus Clarkii Collection: Red Swamp Crawfish (Crayfish) - Louisiana - Important food item - commercially harvested - native

Red Swamp Crawfish (Crayfish) - Louisiana - Important food item - commercially harvested - native to Southeastern US
CAN-4451 Red Swamp Crawfish (Crayfish) Louisiana Procambarus clarkii John Cancalosi contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Background imageProcambarus Clarkii Collection: Red Swamp Crawfish (Crayfish) - defensive display - Important food item - commercially harvested

Red Swamp Crawfish (Crayfish) - defensive display - Important food item - commercially harvested - native to
CAN-4453 Red Swamp Crawfish (Crayfish) Louisiana Procambarus clarkii John Cancalosi contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Background imageProcambarus Clarkii Collection: Red Swamp Crawfish(Crayfish) - defensive display - Important food item - commercially harvested

Red Swamp Crawfish(Crayfish) - defensive display - Important food item - commercially harvested - native to
CAN-4454 Red Swamp Crawfish (Crayfish) Louisiana Procambarus clarkii John Cancalosi contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Background imageProcambarus Clarkii Collection: Red Swamp Crawfish(Crayfish) - Louisiana - Important food item - commercially harvested - native

Red Swamp Crawfish(Crayfish) - Louisiana - Important food item - commercially harvested - native to Southeastern US
CAN-4452 Red Swamp Crawfish (Crayfish) Louisiana Procambarus clarkii John Cancalosi contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Background imageProcambarus Clarkii Collection: Lousiana Crayfish - emerging from old drum underwater - visible difference in size with

Lousiana Crayfish - emerging from old drum underwater - visible difference in size with Palaemonetes antennarius
RD-46 Lousiana Crayfish - emerging from old drum underwater - visible difference in size with Palaemonetes antennarius Procambarus clarkii Giacomo Radi Please note that prints are for personal

Background imageProcambarus Clarkii Collection: Lousiana Crayfish - in old drum underwater

Lousiana Crayfish - in old drum underwater
RD-45 Lousiana Crayfish - in old drum underwater Procambarus clarkii Giacomo Radi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageProcambarus Clarkii Collection: Lousiana Crayfish - in old drum underwater - with Fish (Barbus tiberinus)

Lousiana Crayfish - in old drum underwater - with Fish (Barbus tiberinus)
RD-47 Lousiana Crayfish - in old drum underwater - with Fish (Barbus tiberinus) Procambarus clarkii Giacomo Radi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only


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The Procambarus clarkii, also known as the Red Swamp Crawfish or Crayfish, is a fascinating creature native to the Southeastern US. With its defensive display and vibrant red coloration, it stands out in its natural habitat. This species plays an important role as a food item and is commercially harvested in Louisiana. Introduced widely outside of its native range, the Red Swamp Crawfish has adapted well to various environments. However, it remains most abundant in Louisiana where it thrives in wetland areas. Its ability to survive and reproduce has made it a successful invader. In Picture No. 10982682 and Picture No. 10982683, we can observe this remarkable crustacean emerging from an old drum underwater. The size difference between the Procambarus clarkii and Palaemonetes antennarius (a smaller shrimp-like species) is clearly visible. Interestingly, these crawfish are not alone in their aquatic habitat; they coexist with other fish species like Barbus tiberinus as seen in one of the pictures mentioned above. As an important food source for both humans and wildlife alike, commercial harvesting of Red Swamp Crawfish provides economic benefits while helping control their population growth outside their native range.