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Endangered Nashville crayfish likes sunbathing in the summer, as biologists track its population
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June 19, 2024
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1:34Now PlayingThe endangered Nashville crayfish is easy to spot in summer. The tiny crustaceans seek out sunny spots in the urban waters where it lives. The Nashville Zoo conducts an annual census to track how development might affect the population. #crayfish #nashville #unitedstates
(AP video by Kristin M. Hall and Travis Loller)
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