What are these called in your country

[Brandon Jenkins]

what are these called in your country

[Hudson Roberts]

Lagostim? We don't eat them, we export all of them to Spain, because they enjoy eating them.

[Samuel Roberts]

yabby innit

[Gabriel Clark]

that's a yabby innit

[Lucas Nelson]

Benisgräbber :DDDDDD

[Carson Morales]

hupikék ollócskák

[Landon Fisher]

snip snap doggos not the woof bork ones

[Angel Morales]

Fugg :DDD snibbety snab?? XDD

[Bentley Gray]

Paки.

[Grayson Long]

That raught thurr's a crawfish!
We used catch them lil' bastards in the crik behin' mah house!

[Christopher Ortiz]

seaturk

[Bentley Mitchell]

Americans

[Blake Cooper]

If you're ever in new orleans they do amazing things with them.

[Carson Morris]

Zarigani

It looks like an Italian word when written in alphabets like this doesnt it?

[Thomas Cooper]

crayfish or mudbug

[Matthew Sullivan]

Peчeн Paк

[Carson Walker]

Crayfish

[Ayden Bailey]

Crawdad

[Lucas Diaz]

Καραβίδα.

kah-rah-vee-da

[Carson James]

lil snibbers :DDD

[Michael Russell]

>fish
>bug

What's wrong with you anglardfucks seriously?
It's biologically categorized as a family member of shrimps and looks like a shrimp.

[Cooper Powell]

>looks like a shrimp

So does your prick but we still call it a "prick"

[Nicholas Hall]

A mohel

[Sebastian Brown]

A pet.

[Eli Lewis]

langostino

[Jaxon Collins]

Isn't Zarigani a native Japanese crayfish?

[Levi Harris]

Guiri

[Isaiah Murphy]

seat*rks

[Christian Williams]

Crayfish.
But some idiots call them things like crawfish or crawdad

[Benjamin Wood]

...

[Lucas Allen]

Technically yes, but normal people other than biology professors usually don't differentiate the species that specifically.

Foreign crayfish are called Amerika Zarigani which have far overpopulated the domestic ones.

[Lucas Gomez]

t*rk

[Justin Diaz]

rapu

or more cutely: ravu :3

[Levi Brown]

I didn't know that.
Thanks.

[Michael Scott]

oops I meant outnumbered

[Sebastian Clark]

hehe

[Leo Thomas]

Ruck

[Parker Flores]

Hummer

[Liam Robinson]

Écrevisse

[Jace Long]

Rak, kajneda?

[Joseph Gonzalez]

^ this desu
Rak

[Hunter Robinson]

Istakoz

[Justin Hill]

It's rahk.

[Justin Barnes]

It is if you're writing in English. In Slavic it's just rak.

[Dominic Allen]

I would have said Langoustine

[Asher Flores]

Crawfish, you boilem, pop their heads off and suck their insides out

[Dominic Thompson]

knipknapppers

[Camden Collins]

You don't eat tails?

[Mason Martinez]

underwater turk

[Zachary Robinson]

Corphish

t. Hoenn

[Adam Powell]

Etymologically, "crayfish" is from the Old French "crevice", the last part sounding quite like "fish", especially for something that's in the water, so it was folk-etymologized into "crayfish".

[Lucas Smith]

Sometimes you do.

[Caleb Lee]

Sometimes you don't.

[Landon Bell]

Zigenare

[Justin Butler]

This.
Or camaron.

[Gabriel Lewis]

zitto animale

[Ian Turner]

turks

[Andrew Wright]

Snibeti snab

[Nolan Diaz]

My dad calls them lobsterinos

[Easton King]

shithole eats

[Robert Myers]

When i was very young me and my grandmother went walking to the crawdad hole to see the crawdads. Thats a crawdad.

[Asher Turner]

Y
A
B
B
Y

Innit?

[Gavin Green]

Rivierkreeft

[Jonathan Wood]

Rak

[Thomas Morris]

In my state we call em crabdads

[Samuel Scott]

oceanturks

[Liam Hill]

Schnipselkäfer

[Juan Lopez]

Catalonia

"Cranc de riu"

Literally "Crab of river" (River crab)

[William Adams]

salt water -> ıstakoz
fresh water -> kerevit (only fishermen know this tho)

[John Smith]

Crayfish

[Landon Jenkins]

Literally same as cancer

[Colton Foster]

Turken

[Christopher Watson]

>English teacher complaining about Anglos

underrated post

[Tyler Thomas]

Kräfta

[Adrian Lewis]

"vähk"
also has the meaning "cancer"