Crayfish Released Into Wild
Bristol Zoo release around 80 endangered white-clawed crayfish back into rivers in Somerset
Dozens of endangered crayfish to be released in Somerset
Conservationists from Bristol Zoo will be releasing around 80 crayfish into the wild this week. The endangered species will be transported to a secret location somewhere in Somerset. It's part of the Crayfish in Crisis project which aims to boost the population of the creatures.
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