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A crayfish's heart pumps hemolymph (the crayfish equivalent of blood) throughout its body, distributing oxygen and nutrients to its tissues and organs. The heart is a tubular structure located on the dorsal side of the crayfish, above the stomach.
in the left part of the thorax
Swimmerets are located on the abdomen of the Crayfish
The heart is used to pump the pee out of the crayfish It is also used to shot posion out a attacking preditors
The heart is used to pump the pee out of the crayfish It is also used to shot posion out a attacking preditors
A crayfish has one heart that contains two chambers
Food, and that is pretty much it.
The heart of the crayfish pumps to circulate the blood. The blood flows through the open cavities as there is a minimum of tubing in the crayfish. The circulation of the blood aerates and purifies it.
The telson is located at the posterior end of the crayfish's abdomen. It is part of the tail section and is typically the central, elongated piece that aids in propulsion during swimming. The telson works in conjunction with the uropods, which are located on either side, to help the crayfish maneuver in the water.
It helps the crayfish to move around in the water. It is located in a spot that makes it difficult for predators to get at.
humans hearts are in their chest but crayfishs hearts are in their but
gills