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Scientific Name: Pacifastacus Fortis
Listed as Endangered in: California
The Shasta Crayfish lives in rocky bottoms of volcanic rubble lakes and pools. Adults can grow up to the length of ninety millimeters. Females will lay eggs at around five years old. Threats to this species include its restricted range, invasive species, and increased predation. Conservation measures underway include maintaining its habitat and finding sub-populations free of invasive species.
Listed as Endangered in: California
The Shasta Crayfish lives in rocky bottoms of volcanic rubble lakes and pools. Adults can grow up to the length of ninety millimeters. Females will lay eggs at around five years old. Threats to this species include its restricted range, invasive species, and increased predation. Conservation measures underway include maintaining its habitat and finding sub-populations free of invasive species.