Scientists scooped 11 endangered alpine spiny crayfish from a Victorian creek after bushfires
In January 2026, bushfires in Victoria threatened the alpine spiny crayfish, prompting a rescue effort by scientists. The 11 crayfish were taken to Snobs Creek conservation hatchery to recover after being rescued from dangerous waters. They faced various challenges in captivity, such as aggression…
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