World's largest freshwater crayfish in takayna / Tarkine

The Giant Freshwater Crayfish, Astacopsis gouldi, is the largest freshwater invertebrate. The crayfish lives in a small number of rivers in northern Tasmania, including some of the Tarkine’s rivers. The species and its habitat is threatened by native forest logging. and Bob Brown Foundation is campaigning for protection of the threatened species and habitat. The Tasmanian Aboriginal name for the crayfish is lutaralipina.

In this film, Todd Walsh “The Lobster Man”, a well renowned expert on the Astacopsis gouldi is in the Tarkine and will introduce you to the crayfish.

Produced with Crows Nest Media and Push Start VR, this immersive 360-degree film will transport viewers to a majestic waterway with Astacopsis gouldi.

Видео World's largest freshwater crayfish in takayna / Tarkine канала Bob Brown Foundation