Yes, you can eat crawfish, which are often enjoyed boiled, sautéed, or in dishes like étouffée and gumbo. The tail meat is the most commonly consumed part, while the claws and body can also be eaten. When preparing crawfish, it's essential to ensure they are properly cooked and sourced from clean waters. They are a popular delicacy, especially in Southern cuisine.
Crawfish are not known to eat toads. Crawfish like the meat like worms, shrimps and plants.
NO ducks dont eat crawfish, they eat seals. Then they throw up and bathe in their throwup
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Crawfish live in shallow water. Milkweed does not grow in water.
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crawfish
The tail and pinchers. Some people eat them guts and all, but I wouldn't recommend it.
Many things eat a crawfish. Like people, squid, and other meat eating water creatures.
Bass in rivers generally eat crawfish. The best possible thing you could do catch fish is match the hatch...which is finding a crawfish in your river and find a bait that matches the craw... Or just use live crawfish (DEADLY!)
Newborn crawfish eat many types of small water animals and plants. They are known to survive on frog eggs, parts of plants, insects, and some small fish.