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Rare Crayfish Bred For The First Time In Captivity Ever In San Antonio Zoo

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A milestone moment for a critically endangered species has taken place at the Center for Conservation & Research at San Antonio Zoo (CCR). Zoo staff have announced the successful birth of 47 critically endangered Oklahoma Cave Crayfish (Cambarus tartarus) in captivity, marking the very first recorded births of this species under human care. The Oklahoma Cave Crayfish, known as one of the rarest crayfish species in North America, faces grave thre…

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Rare Crayfish Bred For The First Time In Captivity Ever In San Antonio Zoo

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