A crawdad's gills are located on the underside of its body, attached to its legs. They are feathery in appearance, giving a large surface area for allowing its blood to release carbon dioxide and absorb oxygen from water.
The top side of a crawdad, above the gills and legs, is called the carapace, which is the shell on its back.
gills, no matter what animal, allow the organism to syphon off the oxygen in the water, and bring it into their bloodstream. Crayfish need them to breathe underwater, just like any fish.
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Yes they do!
Crawdads are Crustaceans.
Crawdads are freshwater crustaceans that look like little lobsters. Related to lobsters, crawdads breathe through gills and live in waters that don't freeze to the bottom Response: That fails to answer my question. I was looking for information regarding cats, not "crawdads".
Hickory Crawdads was created in 1993.
Yes if the adults are hungry.
Crawdads and shrimp are two different species. Shrimp live in salt water, crawdads, aka crayfish, normally live in fresh water. Crawdads are like miniature lobsters with claws.
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Another name for crawdads is crayfish. The white-clawed crayfish (Austropotamobias Pallipes) is found in Ireland.
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The main foot catfish eat is crawdads. The crawdads are probably the best bait. The meat from the tail of the crawdads is the best. Just remove the shell from the tail of the crawdads. You can purchase crawdads at any tackle shop or catch them yourself with a crawdad trap. Also, any kind of cheese is a good bait for the catfish. You only need to cast 25 feet in front of you to catch the catfish.