These salamanders spend most of their lives underground, in crayfish burrows, root channels, or burrows of their own making. They emerge in the early winter rains to breed in small, isolated seasonal ...

Because burrowing crawfish usually dig down to the groundwater, the burrows can also serve as a water source for other animals during drought conditions. “Their [crawfish] presence literally ...

"I'm coming there to play football, so I don't want any theatrics," Burrow told them. "Let's just have dinner and talk ...

Crawfish thrive in fairly warm weather but not extreme heat, and they require ample rainfall before emerging from their mud burrows. Crawfish breathe through gills, like fish, so without water ...